Support the Clean Water for All Act

The Clean Water for All Act (H.R. 6745) has three primary goals:

  • To reaffirm Congress’ commitment to clean water.
  • To uphold and restore bipartisan Clean Water Act protection.
  • To overturn the Trump administration’s dangerous Navigable Waters Protection Rule, also known as the “Dirty Water Rule. This rule is the most severe regulatory rollback of clean water protections in the history of the Clean Water Act.

The Clean Water for All Act recognizes that access to clean water is a fundamental right and necessary to sustain life and economic livelihood.

The Dirty Water Rule significantly undermines clean water protections for streams, rivers, and wetlands that have been in place for nearly forty years and which have enjoyed bipartisan support. Congress needs to block this risky and unjustified rollback in water protections.

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Posted on October 19, 2020
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