As I listened to the criticism of Ms. Wodder's experience, I want to tell the families, don't feel offended by the criticism because here no good deed goes without punishment.
In many ways, we are still being haunted by the neglect of the prior Administration.
How does this loophole affect EPA's ability to prevent fracking contamination in one State from affecting the health of ...
The concerns are real. But the pace seems fairly slow in doing something about it.
The public also has a right to know what is in their water.
Clean water is as fundamental to our health as breathing clean air.
Fortunately, under President Obama, EPA is moving in the right direction once again working on the public's behalf.
A few months ago, I asked you about the air quality impacts of natural gas drilling.
But Pennsylvania and New York are moving ahead with fracking activities that could affect New Jersey's water supply.
We still have a lot of work to do.
The Mercury Air Toxics Rule alone would reduce premature deaths by 17,000 every year.