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People have a right to clean water. But millions of Americans are being poisoned by their drinking water as a consequence of negligent regulation. Truly transformational climate action will aim to deliver environmental justice for all.https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/not-a-problem-you-can-run-away-from-communities-confront-the-threat-of-unregulated-chemicals-in-their-drinking-water/2019/01/01/a9be8f72-dd4b-11e8-b732-3c72cbf131f2_story.html …
My CLEARR Act would authorize more than $1 billion in federal funding to help small and disadvantaged communities replace contaminated water infrastructure. I will be reintroducing it in the new Congress.https://www.markey.senate.gov/news/press-releases/markey-senate-democrats-introduce-bill-to-help-small-and-disadvantaged-communities-improve-the-safety-of-their-drinking-water …
For nearly 20 yrs Martin County has water like this pic from a school. The community has been screaming for all who would hear to no avail. I hope it doesn’t exclude places like Martin County KY.#SixohSixpic.twitter.com/6fAN2trvp1
Can this help Martin County in Kentucky?
@PreppyQ
@mossybug79
@nema
I’d rather have that $1B spent on the wall … STOP OBSTRUCTING!
Many of your fellow Americans do not have clean water to drink, including those in Martin County Kentucky, but you are griping about $1B going to a damn wall instead.
Wasn’t Mexico supposed to pay for that wall anyway? Or it wasn’t it supposed to pay for itself? 
Where can we find the text for this bill? I live in Westfield, MA and my city well was closed due to PFOS and PFAS contamination. Still drinking bottled water out of fear-thank you for addressing this issue!
Thank you.
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