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    Nov 15

    It's official! The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal has been signed. ✒️ This historic bill will help to make communities safer, healthier, and more resilient to the impacts of climate change while creating good-paying jobs. Learn more here:

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  2. Retweeted
    Dec 3

    EPA is inviting 39 projects nationwide to apply for $6.7 billion in loans. These low-cost loans will help finance over $15 billion in water infrastructure projects that protect public health and water quality, create jobs and save ratepayers money.

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  3. Retweeted
    Dec 3

    Here’s what this water infrastructure funding means for : ✅ Safe, clean drinking water ✅ More resilient infrastructure ✅ Jobs We're asking leaders to prioritize investments in underserved communities. Let’s go! 👍🏾🌎

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    Dec 3

    Join us for the next National Environmental Justice Advisory Council () public meeting Jan 5, 2022 from 1-4 pm ET. The discussion will focus on and in 's next multiyear strategic plan draft. Learn more and register:

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    Dec 3

    Here’s what this water infrastructure funding means for : ✅ Safe, clean quality drinking water ✅ More resilient infrastructure ✅ Jobs We're asking leaders to prioritize investments in underserved communities. Let’s go! 👍🏾🌎

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  6. Dec 2

    Every American deserves safe, clean, and affordable drinking water & wastewater services - no matter their ZIP code. That's why is urging state leaders to prioritize underserved communities when disbursing EPA's 2022 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law water funding.💦

    The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has created a transformational opportunity to correct longstanding environmental injustices. I'm asking leaders in every state to seize this moment and prioritize dollars equitably. You can read what I sent them 👇🏾
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  7. Retweeted
    Dec 2

    Today I’m announcing ’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law 2022 funding – $50 billion – for states, Tribes, and territories to upgrade water infrastructure and improve drinking water. More importantly I’m calling on states to prioritize these resources in underserved communities.

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  8. Dec 2

    We're another year older! 🎂 We're excited to celebrate our 51st year by continuing to advance environmental justice and combat climate change with our wonderful EPA workforce.

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  9. Retweeted
    Dec 1

    Reach for a blanket instead of the thermostat this winter ❄ Keeping the thermostat at 68 degrees during the day can prevent waste and save you money! More tips:

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  10. Retweeted
    Dec 1

    Our kids deserve clean air. 👍🏾🌎

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  11. Nov 30

    As comes to close, we want to highlight the work that is being done across Tribal nations through EPA's General Assistance Program (GAP). Tribal nations have been able to fund recycling efforts, education programs, and more. Learn more here:

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  12. Nov 30

    It's ! Make sure to follow to learn more throughout the week about the research EPA is doing under the sea. 🌊

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  13. Nov 30

    Have you heard? has helped 580 manufacturing plants cut GHG emissions. This is just a snapshot of what we've been able to achieve because of the EnergyStar program. Learn more here:

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    Nov 30

    Here's what the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law means for the : 💧 Bringing clean, affordable, and safe drinking water to everyone in America 🍃 Cleaning up longstanding pollution in underserved communities 🚍 Investing in more electric school buses and healthier air for kids

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    Nov 29

    Washing items your child uses regularly can reduce potential exposure to lead! Keep learning ways to reduce lead exposure with the :

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  16. Nov 25

    Today we are thankful for the EPA employees who work across the country to protect our communities every day.

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  17. Retweeted
    Nov 24

    For too long, our communities haven’t been heard and our work hasn’t been urgent enough. That’s why we're investing in water infrastructure across the country through 's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and why I’m pushing to go further and faster than before!👍🏾🌎

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    BNC's Jamiese Price () talks to administrator about the help on the way for to address the need for safe drinking water, on .
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  18. Nov 24

    Thank you to the communities who joined and shared their stories. At the EPA, we are looking at all of our work through an environmental justice lens – from tackling climate change, to safeguarding our drinking water, to cleaning up contaminated sites.

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  19. Nov 24

    In Houston, the Administrator had a conversation on environmental justice with students at , and also joined communities in the Fifth Ward to discuss the impacts of pollution in their neighborhood.

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  20. Nov 24

    In Mossville, received a tour of this historically Black community that has been dealing with longstanding concerns of air and drinking water quality.

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  21. Nov 24

    In New Orleans, the Administrator listened to the concerns of residents in Gordon Plaza – a neighborhood built on top of a toxic landfill. He also visited the Lower Ninth Ward to highlight the environmental education work being done in the community.

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