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Through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and EPA's joint initiative with (Closing America’s Wastewater Access Gap), we are partnering with this community - and rural communities across the country - to make needed improvements in water infrastructure.
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Every community deserves access to safe, reliable water. heard from community members in McDowell County, WV on challenges they face with inadequate drinking and wastewater systems - and saw their resilient, innovative solutions to make up for lack of resources.
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Today is in McDowell County, West Virginia –the next stop on his #JourneyToJustice tour. He’ll hear from communities impacted by drinking water and wastewater inequities, discuss solutions, and further EPA’s commitment to bring clean water to all Americans.
Outline of the State of West Virginia with McDowell County highlighted in blue and with a pin to show the location of this stop of the Journey to Justice.
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'Tis the season for music and fellowship! 🎵🌎 #EPAers were joined by American folk singer-songwriter . Her connection to the Earth is woven into her songs, calling on us to protect it. We're grateful for our employees who work each and every day to do just that!
Dar Williams playing guitar and singing for EPA employees.
EPA employees in the audience enjoying the music and clapping.
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🌱 and 's collaboration on the Buffalo River is a success! The eco-restoration project to remove invasives and restore native plants is creating natural habitat on the Buffalo River shoreline once again. 🌼🦋 Watch to learn more:
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Products that are certified by our Design for the Environment program have this newly updated logo – helping you find products that meet EPA’s high standards for human 👩‍👦‍👦 and environmental 🌍 health.
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Good for the environment and your health? That’s a win-win! 🥳 And that’s exactly what EPA’s Design for the Environment program is all about. We evaluate products (both packaging and ingredients) that minimize health risks and pollution.
EPA Deputy Administrator Janet McCabe standing next to a sign with the new Design for the Environment logo with text Meets U.S. EPA DfE Product Criteria, epa.gov/dfe
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EPA is committed to protecting Tribal rights, while delivering clean water for all. Today we’re announcing a proposal to revise federal water quality standards under the #CleanWaterAct that explicitly recognizes Tribal reserved rights.
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Tune in to hear and ’ Jane Nishida discuss EPA’s partnership with Tribal Nations to advance #EnvironmentalJustice and protect natural resources.
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Watch the @WhiteHouse Tribal Nations Summit hosted by the Interior Department LIVE today. This event brings together officials and leaders from federally recognized Tribes to discuss ways to ensure continued progress in Tribal communities. youtube.com/user/USInterior
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That's why EPA is investing $52 million for communities to improve stormwater infrastructure — helping to reduce flooding and prevent polluted waterways. We're committed to working with states to ensure the grants reach communities who need it most.
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If there's too much stormwater, it can also lead to sewage overflowing into communities or waterways during heavy storms. Managing this runoff is a complex environmental challenge, and some stormwater systems are aging and overwhelmed by increased stress from climate change.
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Have you ever thought about what happens to the rainwater or melted snow after a storm? 💧🌧️❄️ We call it "stormwater" — and if it's not properly managed, stormwater can collect various pollutants (like trash or chemicals) and bring this pollution to nearby waters.
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