On the recordNovember 13, 2017
Do you think that we could do more to protect--could EPA do more to protect public health from exposure to toxic sites after severe weather strikes or, again, this is just simply fixing damage?
Source
congress.govDo you think that we could do more to protect--could EPA do more to protect public health from exposure to toxic sites after severe weather strikes or, again, this is just simply fixing damage?
Pallone questions EPA's effectiveness in protecting public health post-disaster.
Share
More from Frank Pallone
To meet completely reasonable demands for health care and due process under the Constitution with violence is unacceptable.
People are languishing without knowing if they’ll have enough to eat or if they’ll be able to receive medical care if they get sick.
The bipartisan KIDS Act does just that. It is comprehensive legislation that addresses a problem everyone in Congress cares deeply about – keeping kids and teens safe online.
“It’s time to finally end the process of springing forward and falling back,”