We are very confident that we not only met our legal obligation, but we also met the spirit of the law.

I commend them for taking on that challenge.

These toxic pollutants know no State boundary and they send thousands of our children to the hospital every day.

Many of you have heard me say that Delaware is at the end of America's tailpipe.

I quickly learned that my neighbor's dirty air meant higher health care costs for my state.

How do you put a price on human life?

It is a level playing field issue, it is a good neighbor issue, it is a fairness and equity issue.

That is just not fair.

I believe most of us in the room believe we ought to try to treat other people the way we want to be treated.

When can we see a final Transport Rule from EPA? I am hoping it is going to be soon.

Since coming to the U.S. Senate a decade or so ago, I have made it my mission to work with our colleagues to ensure that EPA has the right tools to clean our air.