The limited amount of data collected before and during hydraulic fracturing activities reduces the ability to determine whether hydraulic fracturing affected drinking water resources in cases of alleged contamination.
DeGette highlights the EPA's limitations in assessing hydraulic fracturing's impact on drinking water.
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the minority intends to make sure that there is no waste, fraud, or abuse in these programs
We cannot allow the risk of imperfection in these programs to paralyze them as bridges crumble, as manufacturing lines stall for want of microchips, as the climate becomes increasingly hostile for our children and our grandchildren.
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