Water pollution

“I support full funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund, expanded access to trails and public land for underserved communities, and policies that protect biodiversity and clean water while respecting the needs of local residents.”

“The reality is clear and protecting our air, water, planet, and future should not be a partisan issue.”

“Protect clean air and water by curbing or removing super-pollutants and holding polluters accountable”

“Clean air and clean water are essential to our way of life in New Jersey, but environmental deregulation and defunding threaten our ability to preserve the resources we have. With smart investments in renewable energy and real environmental stewardship, we can create jobs and lower energy costs while also tackling the climate crisis and ensuring New Jersey families have clean air and clean water for generations to come.”

“I've taken the No Fossil Fuel Money pledge because I’ll stand up to Big Oil, fight for clean air and water, and make sure the path to a green future is paid for by those who’ve profited from the status quo for too long.”

“I’m fighting to make Maryland a leader in clean energy, protect the natural resources that define our district, and lower energy costs. I’ll hold big polluters accountable, protect the Chesapeake Bay and our rivers, and ensure every community in our district has reliable, affordable energy.”

“Protect the Chesapeake Bay. Fully fund Chesapeake Bay restoration and strengthen clean water protections.”

“That’s why, in 2020, I took on the political establishment and defeated a 20-year incumbent of my own party to serve in the Iowa House of Representatives. There, I fought for our public schools, our farmers and small businesses, clean air and water, and our rights and liberties.”

“As an environmental engineer and a mother, I know that we also need to improve Iowa’s water quality, protect our natural resources, and safeguard our public health.”

“We need energy that works for working families, not just big oil companies. That means creating good-paying union jobs in clean energy, protecting our air and water, taking on the climate crisis, and investing in the industries of tomorrow. Pennsylvania can lead the way by building wind, solar, and power projects that put people to work.”

“Pay their own way and supply their own energy resources. Produce your own energy, don’t poison our water, and don’t jack up utility costs for local businesses and residents.”

“Abdul is fighting for an economy that works for everyone, healthcare for all, affordable housing, quality education, clean air and water, and sensible foreign policy.”

“He is fighting for an economy and healthcare system that work for everyone, affordable housing for all, and clean air and water.”

“The Great Lakes are Michigan’s crown jewel and keeping them safe and clean is a solemn responsibility for the world.”

“Minnesota’s water is one of our great resources, and we should never take it for granted. Peggy knows that we need environmental groups, industry, labor, and farmers working together to protect our water from pollution and invasive species.”

“Protect clean air and water by curbing or removing super-pollutants and holding polluters accountable”

“In the State Legislature, he stood up to polluters to protect Lake Michigan, and he cut taxes for working families.”

“Whether it was taking on slumlords, or standing up to Big Oil companies polluting our Great Lakes, Sean sides with Michigan.”

“Hold polluters accountable for PFAS and every other chemical they have put in our rivers and wells.”

“In Congress Chris has taken on the tough fights: pushing tax cuts for working families and small businesses, cracking down on predatory companies that target veterans and pollute our water, and standing up to Big Pharma to lower drug costs.”

“If elected, Turek would address Iowa’s water quality crisis and crack down on companies that pollute water.”

“Address the water quality crisis that is at the core of our cancer crisis by funding water quality sensors and cracking down on chemical companies that pollute our water supply.”

“Hold corporate polluters accountable Here in the Central Valley, we suffer from high rates of cancer, asthma and other medical conditions because corporate polluters have been allowed to get away with gas leaks, air pollution and water contamination. These are crimes against nature, but they’re also crimes against our communities. I will fight to hold corporate polluters accountable and keep our communities safe.”

“As a prosecutor, Marni took on corporate polluters like Monsanto for contaminating our waterways, and she’ll bring that same approach to Congress — holding polluters accountable and protecting clean air and safe communities.”

“Protect the Chesapeake Bay. Fully fund Chesapeake Bay restoration and strengthen clean water protections.”

“When we invest in Great Lakes restoration, environmental standards, clean energy, green manufacturing, and a strong defense industrial base here in Michigan, we are strengthening our environment, our economy, and our national security all at once.”

“I will advocate for continued support of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and for policies that require strong science-based standards for discharge (including regulation of PFAS), the reduction of pesticides and harmful contaminants, and more funding for cleanup.”

“Federal investment in North Shore infrastructure: Bring federal funding home to upgrade water and sewer systems, rebuild critical bridges, and finally address the chronic water quality problems at King’s Beach.”

“Protect Michigan’s water by restoring wetlands & rivers”

“I will continue to lead efforts to combat climate change’s impact on our local community, fight against offshore drilling, restore the Chesapeake Bay, and ensure Hampton Roads has clean air and water.”

“I have also been a strong advocate for the Chesapeake Bay, leading the effort to fully fund the EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Program at $85 million — ensuring a clean and healthy Bay for our communities, our economy, and our way of life.”

“While we have made significant progress, the health of the Bay is still deteriorating. A senior advisor to the EPA administrator on the Chesapeake Bay will help pave the way to restoration.”

“We’ve been successful this year in getting $85 million in funding for the Chesapeake Bay”

“I'll fight to fund and finish Everglades restoration so more clean water moves south, where it belongs.”

“I will support federal funding for wastewater treatment, stormwater management, and combined sewer overflow separation so our rivers and lakes aren’t used as overflow systems.”

“Her leadership secured important funding for critical district infrastructure projects including the Rice Avenue Grade Separation and the Oxnard Wastewater Treatment Plant.”

“Federal investment in North Shore infrastructure: Bring federal funding home to upgrade water and sewer systems, rebuild critical bridges, and finally address the chronic water quality problems at King’s Beach.”

“Both my political and legal experiences, from securing bonding money for sewer systems in Dakota County to advocating for environmental protection across the State, have helped me understand that the health of our environment and the success of the economy go hand in hand.”

“Converting septic systems to sewer cuts the nutrients that feed algae blooms and red tide along our coast.”

“Protect the Chesapeake Bay. Fully fund Chesapeake Bay restoration and strengthen clean water protections.”

“I will advocate for continued support of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and for policies that require strong science-based standards for discharge (including regulation of PFAS), the reduction of pesticides and harmful contaminants, and more funding for cleanup.”

“I’ve led the successful fight for the strongest clean air, clean water, and climate laws in America.”

“Protect the air we breathe and the water we drink: Prioritize strengthening the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act.”

“Take action to reduce PFAS and other chemicals in our water”

“I will advocate for continued support of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and for policies that require strong science-based standards for discharge (including regulation of PFAS), the reduction of pesticides and harmful contaminants, and more funding for cleanup.”

“Pursue environmental justice and tackle pollution head on. Advance environmental justice by reducing pollution in overburdened communities and tackling urgent environmental threats in Southern Maryland, including power plant emissions, water pollution, and industrial contamination that harms public health.”

“He’s fighting to stop and reverse the negative impacts decades of environmental racism and pollution have had on the air and water quality in Detroit and its surrounding suburbs — so that today’s children don’t develop the same chronic cough and health issues that McKinney and his family members developed growing up in Detroit.”

“I support shutting down Line 5, which is putting our Great Lakes at risk and has the potential to destroy sensitive environmental and tribal sites. In the meantime, we need to make the line safer so long as proper care is taken not to disrupt the line itself or destroy sensitive environmental or tribal sites.”

“Data centers take our water and electricity and don't give anything back. Everyone deserves a community with clean air, clean water, and good public schools. Development should protect our water, strengthen the electric grid, create good local jobs, and earn the community’s trust.”

“To address the root cause of our water quality crisis, Josh has sponsored legislation to increase funding for water quality sensors.”

“Address the water quality crisis that is at the core of our cancer crisis by funding water quality sensors and cracking down on chemical companies that pollute our water supply.”

“The climate crisis is a daily reality in CA-34. From polluted air and toxic runoff to the urban heat island effect, working-class and immigrant communities across our district are disproportionately impacted by environmental harm — the result of decades of environmental racism, underinvestment, and corporate influence on policy.”