We have got to stop this. And according to the American Water Works Association, we are going to need 1.7, almost 2 trillion dollars through 2050 to repair this infrastructure.
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McKinley calls for urgent action and funding to repair aging water infrastructure.
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Unfortunately, seem to be continuing to block this optional exchange of building additional pipelines as a redundant system.
the administration has taken--he's--they're acting like bullies by requiring all Federal employees and contractors that have over 100 employees to have all their workers vaccinated by November 22nd.
Unfortunately, instead of promoting innovation and supporting the chemical industry, as the Act intended, it seems like EPA is stifling innovation and creating barriers to commerce for new and existing materials.
Come on, man. We can do better than this. Our communities in States like West Virginia and New Hampshire and Delaware are expecting something far better than that kind of response.





