stanislaus, is the problem going to be cleaned up in new mexico, is a going to be cleaned up? >> we have worked with the state of new mexico and other state in he nomination -- the navajo nation. we have shown that it has been restored to pre-spill conditions. there is a long-term solution. lots of discussion among stakeholder groups about discussion of potential superfund's. as i identified in my opening fromment, there is a load a lot of minds, 330 million gallons per year. the animus stakeholders identified that concern as well as the state of colorado is a need for a long-term solution. >> can might friend, dave appears, from new mexico go home until his constituents that he

can -- that they can drink the water? water has returned to pre-incident conditions. >> field back. >> we have no other matters with questions, so let me thank forof our experts their testimony. i think both members of the inle for their interest cleaning up the problem and making sure it doesn't happen again. i am looking forward to the conclusion of this investigation. we do want someone to be held accountable. we want the epa to take response billy. thank you all, we are adjourned. -- we want the epa to take responsibility. thank you all, we are turned. -- adjourned. your calls and

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