Clear Protection for Clean Water

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Water is the lifeblood of healthy people and healthy economies. We have a duty to protect it. That’s why EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released a Clean Water Rule to protect critical streams and wetlands that are currently vulnerable to pollution and destruction. One in 3 Americans currently get their drinking water from sources lacking clear protection from pollution, so this rule protects waters that science shows have the greatest impact on downstream water quality.
For more information about the Clean Water Rule, go to epa.gov/cleanwaterrule
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[@AngelWater]

Thank you for uploading this!

[@bradleystevens9379]

Thank You Good People!

[@sufalcon2685]

Am curious what the EPA is doing to clean the water in Santa Barbara.

[@TriciaGerrodette]

YES!!

[@Ryan-jt2sp]

If my town doesn't have clean water, will you enclose it in a glass dome and attempt to blow it up?

[@wilytone]

Thank you President Obama and Secretary McCarthy for protecting our most important natural resource: Water.

[@michaelreifabc123]

It's obvious that there should be special forces put in place so that there is always someplace where a person can get a clean drink of water. Thanks.

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[@justliketolook]

Who oversees the EPA.