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The President’s decision to roll back limits on polluting chemicals in our lakes, rivers, and streams is remarkably out-of-touch with the existential threat that contaminated water poses to Michiganders’ health, safety, and way of life.https://nyti.ms/2kx5wPb
As families across our state worry that the water they are giving to their children may not be safe for them to drink, the President’s decision to open the door to further pollution is inexcusable, and flies in the face of the gravity of the problem Michiganders feel every day.
Clean water out of your tap is a right and not a privilege. I’ll continue to push for legislation that requires the EPA to test for PFAS contamination from our cities to our small towns, and gives communities the resources they need to address this problem —
— particularly as the House and Senate begin negotiations on the NDAA, where I advocated for provisions to hold the Department of Defense accountable for PFAS cleanup.
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