It's as easy as declaring coal "clean".
So, no, water won't be cleaner. Especially not with the new fucknut at the EPA.
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It's as easy as declaring coal "clean".
So, no, water won't be cleaner. Especially not with the new fucknut at the EPA.
Trump? The guy who gutted the EPA? That guy? OK.
No. He will gut the EPA if he doesn't kill it completely. It will be down to individual states to attempt to regulate that stuff, and even then, states already get a ton of their funding from the federal EPA, so they're all fucked when that money dries up.
So no more lead service line replacements. No more PFAS removal, no more water quality standards, no more air quality standards.... How long before the Potomac is on fire again...
Who needs clean drinking water, amirite?
I have a friend who studies PFAs at a well known university in my state. Their department is all starting to talk about how they're expecting people to come into the department and slow down the research as much as possible by whatever means necessary. All because of the Trump presidency.
So the answer is simple. No.
Of course not. There's definitely a correlation of some sort between areas with high lead exposure and Republican voters.
He's going to follow the same plan as he did for COVID. He'll remove all regulations and then attack anyone trying to measure the impact. Might even make it illegal to report on pollution if he can.
Trump lies.
Okay so the current head of Department of Human Health and Services that would be in charge of overseeing things like this issue is Xavier Becerra, who doesn't sound like an idiot. But since he's Latino and Trump has a xenophobic chip on his shoulder, we can expect him to be gone and someone completely incapable of handling this will be in his place. And nothing will be done about forever chemicals because Trump has no clue the second he opens his mouth.
Lolololololololol
Clean just means clear.