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Grace Napolitano

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Grace Flores Napolitano is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing California's 32nd congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on various issues including mental health, water resources, and environmental protection throughout her tenure. Napolitano has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving the quality of life for her constituents and addressing pressing social issues. Her legislative efforts often emphasize the importance of sustainable practices and mental health awareness.

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Oct 22, 2019

the Pebble Mine project be examined thoroughly with the best science before it proceeds.

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Oct 22, 2019

I am not convinced that if we continue to let the process play out, ... we will end up with a final decision based on good science and data.

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Oct 22, 2019

the EPA has an important role in evaluating the potential impacts of the latest proposal.

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Oct 21, 2019

Where businesses large or small can have the confidence, they need to invest and expand with certainty, and where the people of Puerto Rico can expect the government to provide safety, education, and public services they need desperately.

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Sep 17, 2019

The nation cannot achieve the goal of the Clean Water Act if this administration's efforts are successful.

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Sep 17, 2019

Congress' oversight role is critical in finding out what EPA is doing and to get a full accounting of their actions.

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Sep 17, 2019

I can only imagine that polluters love what you are doing.

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Sep 17, 2019

The EPA's PFAS Action Plan recognizes the adverse health effects from exposure to this legacy contaminant.

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Sep 17, 2019

The American people have been exposed to these toxic chemicals for decades without any safeguards.

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Sep 17, 2019

This is our first opportunity in 3 years to question this administration on its vision of the Clean Water Act.

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Sep 17, 2019

For two generations we have relied on the EPA to be the Federal Agency to protect the public and the environment from the pollution that comes with being an industrial society.

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Sep 17, 2019

This administration's actions will make that goal unattainable.

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Sep 17, 2019

A clear definition of what is considered 'waters of the U.S.' is important to protecting public health and the environment.

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Sep 17, 2019

This Administration is attempting to rollback the progress made in maintaining clean water by yielding to industry demands in increasing permitted levels of pollutants in our water.

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Sep 17, 2019

By shifting the burden of pollution from those who create it to families and communities downstream, this administration would take us back to the era before the Clean Water Act.

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Sep 17, 2019

American Whitewater submits this written testimony to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure...

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Sep 17, 2019

This administration has taken unprecedented steps to critically weaken our Clean Water Act.

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Sep 10, 2019

I am very pleased to introduce to the House and bid welcome to Pastor Kevin Yriarte today, founder and senior pastor at Journey of Faith Church in Covina. Thank you, Pastor Kevin, for coming from Covina, and your family, and for the…

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Aug 13, 2019

But do you include communications to the Cities of what you are doing?

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Aug 13, 2019

The homeless situation is getting critical, and it is worse in the San Gabriel Valley.

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Aug 13, 2019

Because I am Chair of the Mental Health Caucus in Washington, and mental health is the third-largest reason for homelessness.

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Jul 24, 2019

My bill would provide $200 million per year for five years for 100 school-based pilot programs on mental health nationwide.

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Jul 24, 2019

I have a Senate co-sponsor. Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota has the companion bill, Senate bill 1122.

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Jul 24, 2019

It would support and implement comprehensive culturally and linguistically appropriate services.

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Jul 24, 2019

H.R. 1109 is supported by the Mental Health Liaison Group, which consists of 51 mental health organizations.

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