On the recordApril 11, 2011
Few things in life are more essential than the water we drink, and government has few responsibilities as critical as protecting our country's water supply.
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congress.govFew things in life are more essential than the water we drink, and government has few responsibilities as critical as protecting our country's water supply.
Lautenberg emphasizes the importance of water protection by the government.
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