Highs and Lows: Curbing Wildfires
double whammy: it strengthens drinking water infrastructure while also improving wildfire preparedness in the rural communities at greatest
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Let Me Be Blunt: Thank You to the Women Who Raised Us
about the lack of resources for the Drinking Water and Clean Water State Revolving Funds. This week … testing required to ensure the safety of our water, food, and medicine. And much of that work happens
Highs and Lows: Utah’s Energy Innovation
through the year, including releasing water from Flaming Gorge—which has impacts on our water resources, local economies … recreation—and consumer water restrictions. Hopefully, we’ll have a little luck from Mother Nature, but there
Let Me Be Blunt: They’re Making America Smaller
regulations to terminating grants for clean air and water. So, when EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin came before … federal funding for our counties, including the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. These programs
Let Me Be Blunt: War Is Not A Game
eyes, but with a full heart! Protecting Our Water ➡️ In Greenwood and Harrington, the team from Sussex Conservation … tour of three federally funded projects focused on water quality restoration and wildlife habitat protection. We discussed
Let Me Be Blunt: It’s Good to Be Home
Natalie Magdeburger to connect on a range of Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) priorities, from dredging Little Assawoman … Committee, I’m working to ensure the upcoming Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) reauthorization meets this moment. That
Let Me Be Blunt: Democracy at a Crossroads
beautiful natural resources. It supplies drinking water to 13 million people and supports a $25 million water-based
Highs and Lows: Wins for Utah’s Cities and Towns
state—including housing and affordability, infrastructure, water, and public lands. If you know me, you know that
Let Me Be Blunt: Breaking News
local priorities for the upcoming reauthorization of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA). This week, our Senate Environment … been for communities to access funding for water infrastructure, flood and storm control, and ecosystem restoration programs
Let Me Be Blunt: Finding Love in a Difficult Moment
have clean air to breathe and clean water to drink. At a constituent roundtable on Saturday
Let Me Be Blunt: Keeping You in the Loop/Black History Month “Feels”
importance of investing in the cybersecurity of our water infrastructure. There are already programs in place to make … small and rural systems at greater peril. The Water Infrastructure Resilience and Sustainability Act , which I introduced last
Let Me Be Blunt: My Week in Delaware
Delaware’s first annual Teen Summit My Water Resources Listening Tour This year, Congress is scheduled to vote … reauthorization of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA). It’s legislation that supports water infrastructure, flood and storm
Let Me Be Blunt: Stay Focused!
last week – my bill to improve our water infrastructure by helping utilities get the funding they need. Keep
Let Me Be Blunt: A Tragedy in Minneapolis
this roundtable. NEW BILL ALERT: Improving Water Infrastructure I was proud to introduce the Water Infrastructure Resilience … bill would reauthorize essential resilience programs to help water and wastewater utilities receive the funding they need. This
Let Me Be Blunt: We’ve Been Through a Lot
original states. NEW BILL ALERT: Clean Water for Unincorporated Communities I recently introduced the Unincorporated Partnerships for Grant … Resources, Assistance, and Drinking Water Enhancements (UPGRADE) Act , a bipartisan bill with Senator Roger Wicker
Let Me Be Blunt: The American People Deserve Answers
these chemicals can contaminate our soil and water, putting our communities at risk for increased rates of serious
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Federal Issues Forum Recap
excessive regulation. Nobody cares more about preserving our water, air, and land resources than our farmers and ranchers … deliver. Reining in overregulation means reforming rules like Waters of the United States (WOTUS). In 1972, Congress passed
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Beef Month
growing food. Marginal land receives little or no water, has lower soil quality, or is rocky. Livestock, like
Highs and Lows: Innovation in the Uintah Basin
traditional system that separates gas, oil, and water. But alongside it, they demonstrated an ingenious invention that uses
Our failure on climate
from 2008. In 2008, homes were “under water” with mortgages more than the house was worth … shock. Now the danger is homes literally under water, and insurance that will never come back
Oligarchy in America
forty days and forty nights. When the waters subside, they will be alone to dominate. Trump’s tariffs
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Closing the Book on President Biden’s Record of Failures
plants across the country. They pushed a new “Waters of the United States” rule which tried to claim … farm ponds and drainage ditches were “navigable waters.” Biden cancelled oil and gas lease sales, preventing American companies