What is worse than that, according to the EPA, the percentage of nutrient-impaired waterways is increasing, even with substantial investment in our Nation's wastewater infrastructure, and we need to do more.
Highlights the rising issue of nutrient-impaired waterways despite investments.
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I claim the time in opposition, though I am not opposed. The Acting CHAIR. Without objection, the gentlewoman from California is recognized for 5 minutes. There was no objection.
There must be continuous funding to grow, construct, maintain, and operate these facilities.
In my view, we get lost on questions of who is best suited to protect our water resources, rather than talking about the importance of rivers, streams, lakes and wetlands for current and future needs.
With 500-plus route-miles serving more than 20 million people, how does Metrolink prioritize investments in infrastructure?
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