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Submission: On December 28 via manual (December 28th 2021, 7:59:54 pm UTC) from IN — Scanned from DE

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* STRONGER EMISSIONS STANDARDS TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE

The Environmental Protection Agency is finalizing the most ambitious federal
greenhouse gas emissions standards for passenger vehicles, paving the way for
a zero-emissions future.

* Read the news release.
* Watch a recording of the announcement.

* EPA & THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW

The President’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law makes historic investments in
clean water for communities, protecting public health, climate resilience,
creating jobs across the country, and delivering a more equitable future.

* Read the Statement by Administrator Regan.
* Review the fact sheet.
* Learn more about EPA funding under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

* EPA TO USE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW FUNDS TO CLEAN UP COMMUNITIES

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law invests $3.5 billion in cleaning up
Superfund sites and reinstates Superfund taxes, making it one of the largest
investments in American history to address legacy pollution in communities
across the country.

* Read the news release.

* Find Superfund sites with new construction projects to receive BIL
funding.

* EPA TAKES STEPS TO REDUCE METHANE AND OTHER HARMFUL AIR POLLUTION

On November 2, 2021, EPA proposed a rule that would sharply reduce methane
and other harmful air pollution from both new and existing sources in the oil
and natural gas industry.

* Read the news release.
* Learn more about EPA’s Proposal to Reduce Climate- and Health-Harming
Pollution from the Oil and Natural Gas Industry.

* STRONGER EMISSIONS STANDARDS TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE

The Environmental Protection Agency is finalizing the most ambitious federal
greenhouse gas emissions standards for passenger vehicles, paving the way for
a zero-emissions future.

* Read the news release.
* Watch a recording of the announcement.

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