Timothy H. Bishop: “I hope we can all agree that is a good thing, and I hope we can also all agree that that improvement would not have…”

This information suggests that we are moving in the wrong direction in improving the quality of our Nation's water resources.

So I guess my fundamental question, Mr. Poltak, is if the EPA is willing to do it for the communities that I have cited, and I am sure there are others, why is it that there is not the capacity to do it for other communities?

We do want a rule that restricts the scope of authority under EPA, based on the Supreme Court rulings that both have said that their scope is not unlimited.

Should we not use this as a catalyst? I mean, and not just talk about conversations and not just talk about yes, we are looking at it and we are studying it. Let's do it.