On the recordFebruary 2, 2016
The only thing that we learned in Washington, D.C., was that these agencies, paid to protect us from lead in drinking water, can get away with anything.
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congress.govThe only thing that we learned in Washington, D.C., was that these agencies, paid to protect us from lead in drinking water, can get away with anything.
Norton criticizes EPA's failures in protecting public health regarding lead in drinking water.
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