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Advocating for Rural Communities: Ensuring EPA Accountability

Empower rural and small communities by making EPA follow Public Law 114-98. With the support of senators and representatives, let's turn up the volume on the Little Red Book for fixing EPA and prioritize rural water systems. Attend the Rural Water Senate Hearing tomorrow at 10:00 am in 406 Dirksen to learn more.

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Advocating for Rural Communities: Ensuring EPA Accountability

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  1. -72%(since 2011)

  2. Why?

  3. EPA’s Fault?

  4. EPA doesn’t know what helps rural and small communities because they are not us.

  5. “Congressional Fix”Public Law 114-98

  6. “EPA shall give preference… to organizations that the small community water systems in that State find to be the most beneficial and effective.”

  7. To Make EPA Follow Congressional IntentCongress Must Fund the Law (PL 114-98)

  8. How Can Your Reps. Help

  9. Persuade the EPA “Appropriators” to Fund the New LawSenators: Murkowski (AK) & Udall (NM)Reps: Calvert (CA) & McCollum (MN)

  10. Turn Up the Volume

  11. The LittleRed Book“For Fixing EPA”

  12. Rural Water Senate HearingTomorrow10:00am406 Dirksen

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