We must give them a voice as they often struggle to also address challenges of declining rate bases, lower-income households, and other competing local needs.
Grace Napolitano: “We must give them a voice as they often struggle to also address challenges of declining rate bases, lower-income…”
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Napolitano highlights the need for communities to have a voice in addressing local water utility challenges.
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I believe the Supreme Court purposely chose to substitute its own philosophy over decades-old, legally grounded efforts to protect water quality.
I believe the Supreme Court purposefully chose to substitute its own philosophy over decades-old, legally grounded efforts to protect water quality.
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.
Clean water was not always a partisan issue, and no issue has more support among American families than the protection of our nation's waters.





