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Martin68

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2. Not just forever chemicals, but numerous other threats put our water resources in danger. The EPA has done a fantastic

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Nov 8, 2024, 04:00 PM

Nov 2024

job cleaning up our waterways and trying to protect them, but whenever a Republican is in office, regulations are diluted or removed and we lose some of the progress we've made instead of continually upgrading our approach. It is an ongoing battle, but one worth fighting.

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Water activists 'concerned' but will keep fighting 'forever chemicals' as Trump returns [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 OP

Don't count on RFKjr to do anything about real Klarkashton Nov 2024 #1

Not just forever chemicals, but numerous other threats put our water resources in danger. The EPA has done a fantastic Martin68 Nov 2024 #2

The rule making process is so cumbersome, that 1 term of a demagogue like Rump or Bush can undo the work of years. LT Barclay Nov 2024 #3

Exactly. Martin68 Nov 2024 #4