Alma Adams: “Yes, we have seven 1890s that didn't receive a full match, but I have to just be real honest.”

As the agency has acknowledged, these operations are disproportionately concentrated in low-income communities and communities of color.

Tipped workers are unfortunately paid less per hour than non-tipped workers, and they have less access to benefits.

So do you agree that EPA needs to change the way it regulates this form of nutrient runoff?

There have been several lawsuits brought against EPA recently for its failure to strengthen its Clean Water Act program.