Unfortunately, when I look at the past year, it does not seem that EPA has come very far.

I think it is way beyond what the law requires, and I think it is over-redaction, really is, is I think offensive to the communities that are dealing with this PFAS pollution.

I am deeply concerned about the direction of the EPA.

I just don't see how the American people can trust you to protect their health and environment if you don't, you know, commit to what I just asked with regard to the MCL.

I think you are just not doing enough to protect public health and the environment.

I mentioned in my opening that Congress passed the Child Nicotine Poisoning Prevention Act in 2016 that requires liquid nicotine containers to meet special packaging requirements of the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, including child…

This action is so bad, even the power industry opposes it.

Well, that is a question of interpretation. Oftentimes the Trump administration says they are following the law and they don't, but whatever.

EPA scrapped the sensible carbon reduction requirements in the Clean Power Plan and replaced it with a scam.

Inaction is simply not acceptable, but Acting Chairman Buerkle seems to be pushing just that.

Last year, Scott Pruitt committed to me and to the public that he would ban methylene chloride.

I want to thank Chairman Schakowsky for the critical role she played in the passage of that piece of legislation.