Manufacturers prioritize environmental stewardship and protecting our national waterways, but the EPA's current WOTUS rule leaves stakeholders confused.
We thank you for holding today's hearing, 'Stakeholder Perspectives on the Impacts of the Biden Administration's Water of the United States ...
The rule seeks to balance the need to protect waters and wetlands consistent with the goals of the Clean Water Act, while trying to comply w...
The Biden rule recodifies the Reagan-era framework and the use of both jurisdictional tests, but also includes significant improvements and ...
Unfortunately, the recently introduced Congressional Review Act resolution to block the proposal is likely to create more uncertainty.
However, we believe that this cost should be borne by those seeking to pollute our waterways or fill our wetlands for their own personal gai...
The Dirty Water Rule removed protections of the streams and wetlands that are a source of the drinking water to over 117 million Americans.
We must protect and strengthen the Clean Water Act to preserve the health of our economy as well as our communities, our environment, and ou...
We all want certainty.
The "dirty water rule" would have led to higher water bills for American families and businesses.
The Trump "dirty water rule" eliminated Federal protections on a minimum of 75 percent of streams and wetlands.