Debbie Dingell tweeted the following:
"In 2018, when we learned the Huron River was contaminated end-to-end after decades of industrial pollution, I introduced the bipartisan PFAS Action Act to designate PFAS as the hazardous substances we know they are. Today, the EPA announced it will move to make that designation."Read on Twitter
Here are other recent tweets from Debbie Dingell:
"For too long our laws and regulations have left frontline communities exposed to harmful pollution in the air they breathe, water they drink, and the land they call home. That is why I am a lead sponsor of the THRIVE Act, to invest in economic and environmental justice. twitter.com/reprashida/sta"Read on Twitter
"Our parks are one of our countrys greatest treasures, and we must continue to protect them for the generations to come. Happy birthday NPS, and thanks for all you do! twitter.com/natlparkservic"Read on Twitter
"We wrapped up our tour at the @EPA National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory, a state-of-the-art facility that does crucial work ensuring vehicles meet emissions standards, and analyzing fuels, fuel additives, and exhaust compounds." on Aug. 25Read on Twitter