r/water • u/envirowriterlady • 3d ago

EPA considers further narrowing Clean Water Act protections

https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/6071197-epa-clean-water-act-western-water/
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u/lagnaippe 3d ago

Our government really hates tge enviroment and us.

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u/Suitable-Option833 3d ago

Project 2025 baby! Deregulate everything and kill the poors

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u/Euphoric_Anxiety_162 3d ago

Totally inept & foolish - nobody wants hazardous chemicals in water!! No excuse for it except musk doesn't like restrictions. Data centers using our clean water will put poisonous wastee back, right?

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u/MediumHelicopter6296 3d ago

Isn’t the EPA also going to leave Data centers plans hidden, so the public can’t find out where they are going to put them?

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u/Public_Parking_2729 3d ago

magas should be completely shunned from society.

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u/Worth-South4847 3d ago

Always remember...

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u/aeondru 3d ago

Of course they do. All the qualified and ethical people in government agencies have been fired or quit.

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u/Mettatuxet 1d ago

It's cheaper to prevent pollutants from getting in the water than it is to get them out.