epa administrator reagan also has commissioned a multiyear review process at epa to consider any necessary modifications and identify new strategies and priorities related to pfas. i want strong scientific backing for anything that we do to address pfas chemicals. i am concerned that the mandates in the pfas action act will frustrate epa's existing science-based plans. this goal will instead cement policy choices with long-range implications. it will overwhelm epa's existing resources to tackle environmental and public health challenges beyond pfas. the pfas action act is not a measured approach. it prejudges outcomes, showing little regard for objective science, risk assessment, transparency, and public input. for example, the bill requires epa to make regulatory determinations within five years on 9250 pfas chemicals and without public participation. this impossible deadline is a lawsuit waiting to happen. it requires every manufacturer and processor to conduct comprehensive testing on all 9252 pfas. this will overwhelm existing domestic laboratory capacity to focus on any other scientif

this bill "huffington post" epa -- help epa tackle pfas while setting a reasonable timeline to study and evaluate other pfass. this tailors testing to relevant subgroups much pfas. mr. speaker, over a decade ago, pfoa and pfos were phased out by industry. they continue to threaten public health because of widespread environmental contamination. this bill would drive environmental cleanups of that contamination and drinking water treatment, addressing the threat of pfoa and pfos to communities across the country. while other pfass will be tested as appropriate and that testing reveals risk this will bill ensures epa takes time to mitigate contamination. this bill will pause the introduction of new pfas while providing guidance to help first responders and consumers limit their risk. mr. speaker, the longer we delay action on pfas, the worse the problem becomes. it's time for congress to act and use every tool available to stop the flow of pfas pollution into our environment and into our bodies. a version of this bill was passed overwhelmingly last congress with significant bipartisan

hr 2467 imposes unrealistic deadlines on the epa and asks the epa to regulate before it has the necessary data to make a legally and scientifically sound regulatory plan. legislating in this careless fashion undermines the confidence in both the bill and the legislative process to develop it. i urge a no vote on this bill. i encourage us to continue looking at this issue and i yield back. >> the gentlewoman from washington reserves her time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from massachusetts. >> the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized for two minutes. >> madam speaker, i rise in support of the pfas action act of 2021 because this overdue legislation will save lives. we know forever chemicals have been linked to harmful health effects including increased rates of cancer. yet for far too long they've been unchecked and unregulated. now these same chemicals are being discovered atoxic levels, in drinking water supplies in communities that i represent and across our country. in fact, as many as 200 milli

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epa publishes an excessive heat offense guidebook. while some progress has been made in recent years, so much more remains to be done on the federal, state and local level. i look forward to hearing from witnesses today at the leading edge of the extreme heat research and solutions about the major research and coordination cap that remains in how additional investments and resources can help build them. the chair will not recognize for an opening statement. >> thank you, chairwoman and i want to recognize the full committee joining us monthly. thank you for holding today's timely and important hearing. our to think our witnesses for hearing before the subcommittee sharing expertise with us this morning. this summer, his dark heat waves across the u.s. have been making headlines week after week and the impacts of this happened tragic. outdoor businesses, business operations have been carved out of concern for operational safety resulting in significant economic losses. this comes on top of the crippling effects of the covid-19 pandemic

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at some point, i hope to give michael reegan, now the first black man to lead the epa.edit around this issue. a 2019 poll by yale university found 57% of black americans are concerned if not alarmed by climate change. and to your previous point on infrastructure, a pew research report from april found that 68% of black adults think that climate policy should prioritize poor communities. so, again, we are the face of the suffering, but not the movement as some yet might see. why is that, ms. toney? >> well, we have a number of issues that we are working on. and sometimes people think of climate, particularly environmental justice as one of those boxes. we have to see it sort of as the table that all of the boxes sit on. the way that climate impacts, climate and environmental justice impacts the black and brown community, it comes from all angles. there are studies that we can point to that show when you have extreme heat, there are educational disparities that happen, particularly in urban communities where you have high rates of pollution as well as a large african amer

can you expand upon your testimony so why the existing process used by epa for prioritizing superfund cleanup sites may put tribes at a disadvantage? >> in terms of the super fund programs for contaminated cleanup. we have to work directly that native village or the community to receive those funds. we can do a partnership with the government. the reason why we are not getting what we need is priorities a set by the epa rarities set by regulation that seems to be the time we get a drop in the bucket. like the valley of 10,000 barrels, someone gets hurt they were able to clean up in a period of four years and seasons. or when we applied for funds for funding we did not qualify because we were not a tribe. they are infested with this pestis, are still on the ground when epa in blm called on me too identify the site locations at camp lonely we had to show them where those locations were. i worked a lot of the sites in my lifetime with a labor union, with the teamsters. we need our share of money to clean this up. not residuals in the villages i will use point hope as an example. i was ta

she also served as epa administrator during the obama administration.s extreme heat in the pacific northwest? >> i think what you're seeing here is what essentially is a new norm. we have to get used to the fact that climate change is real, and i think people everywhere now acknowledge that, because we can see it, but we are facing extreme heat. with that come extreme drought. we have 46% of the united states population now living in drought conditions. this is why the president brought together so many of the governors out of the western states to actually talk about thinks wildfires. these are all linked issues to our changing climate. it doesn't mean we have to stick our heads in the ground. it means we have to be prepared. heat can be the biggest killer. we have to work together to reconcile the fact it is getting hotter. that's one of the reasons why we need to build in a resilient way, which is what the american jobs plan is all about. it also means we have to take care of one another. in this extreme heat we are phrasing, in particular right now

there's an event at the epa center on 1950, they rode from 4 to 7. they're going to vaccines to anybody. 12 and older. and after you get your shot, you get to listen to music. they're fun activities. food, even win prizes and is the first public event at the epa center's new outdoor amphitheater, which was just recently renovated. >> well, 5 police officers have filed a lawsuit against the city of palo alto for allowing the creation of a black lives matter mural which contained what they described as anti police imagery. the mural was painted last june in the street across from city hall after the murder of george floyd now, the lawsuit claims that one of the murals depicted asada should core. it was a former member of the black liberation army who was convicted back in 1973 of killing a new jersey state trooper. when asked for comment city attorney molly stop said the city has not yet been served with that lawsuit. so could not provide a statement yet. in the south bay to be tia has developed a plan to resume light rail service by the end of the mon

the vaccination event is going to be at the epa center. 1950 bay road. it's from 4 to 7 vaccines will be available for anybody who is 12 years or older and then other after people get the vaccine. they can do other stuff. listening music take part in some activities when prices have some food. it's the first public event at the epa center's new outdoor amphitheater, which was recently renovated. >> santa clara county man. now behind bars in las vegas accused of killing 2 people in nevada and police say it was a covid-19 vaccination card that helped then track him down. this is 29 year-old john he's accused of going on a 7 day crime spree last week that involved the deaths of 2 people. a carjacking and attempted robbery. one of the victims was 32 year-old abraham acosta. his family says that shot him in the head in the parking lot of a convenience store. >> he didn't deserve to die the way he died. and the hands of known felon that which is out wreaking havoc. he didn't deserve this. >> police were actually able to identify and arrest him after they found

the same is true at the federal level with noaa and epa has extensive resources to understand urban heat and then i would encourage you to really think about connecting the dots across the federal bureaus to put local municipalities to take immediate action on this silent killer and i yield back. >> . >> thank you for inviting me today. and located in the hardest large metropolitan area phoenix arizona we are on the line for extreme heat so we have similar issues the urban heat island effect and that is a result where it retains heat during the day and slowly releases at night. what those temperatures ranging and for reducing that early he island and extreme he is amplified by climate change increasing federally to be longer and harder climate change includes greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency measures. it's important to address both the affecting climate change together in a systematic manner but concerned how people experience he and in other words optimizing people so into different timescales immediate emergency action and long-term programs. long-term strategies have int

you were the epa chief. you have a bunch of prominent republicans like senator ron johnson of wisconsin who are anti-vaccers and climate change deniers. isn't it embarrassing to see what has happened to the modern day republican party? it's basic denial of basic science? >> i think it's a death throe for the party ultimately. they could win back the house in this next election cycle, because that's kind of typical of the cycles, once the presidential election is over the party out of power tends to pick up seats, but overall long-term, this is not a winning strategy. it's just not. people understand that the vast majority of the american people, better than 50%, and even among republicans know climate change is occurring and we need to do something about it, and the floods, droughts, wildfires, the extraordinary storms we have had, people understand. this is what we are doing to mother nature, and we are so exacerbating a natural trend. the climate has been changing since the earth was formed but what we are

first responders, epa administrator michael regan says that's an issue. his agency is working off to provide the latest and best information so that those on the ground can govern themselves in a very safe way. reagan says he isn't ready to blame climate change for the collapse. i don't know if we have enough information at this point. we have a lot of work to do. but congresswoman castor a lead on climate change in congress says it's a growing concern. we've got to be cognizant of rising sea levels. the subsistence of the earth and protecting our natural resource, the dolphin buffer. >> from these from these extreme events because of the collapse is still unknown. >> reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> more than 10 people have now died as a result of record breaking temperatures in oregon and washington. the weather was a little slightly in seattle and portland on tuesday. but according to the national weather service spokane, washington reached a 109 degrees fahrenheit that highest camp in the city's history. thousands of customers there. they'

effects of smoking wildfires and the smoke and planning research act would authorize $20 million for the epa to study the health impacts and what could be done to mitigate its effects. >>> and now to the latest on the fires. the massive dixie fire has now exploded to more than 100,000 acres. they are working on control lines and are working to keep the flames from spreading to the northeast. >> we have a lot of aviation equipment and firefighters are working 24 hours a day to get around this thing and we are making progress out there and we have secondary plans in place and surge capacity engines in case any community is impacted. we do have those ready. >> it last check it is 17% contained. >>> heart stopping new video shows us what firefighters are up against and this is the view from uc davis with fire crews battling the tamarack fire and this is what it looks like from inside their truck as they work to protect the housing development last night and the fire jumped state lines overnight and crossed into nevada and it has burned more than 50,000 acres since it erupted on the fourth of jul

on the agenda, legislation requiring the epa to regulate manmade toxins called pifas that are used in food packaging and household products. on c-span2, the senate start ises the day at 10:30 eastern. a vote scheduled on when to move forward with the bipartisan infrastructure bill negotiated with the white house. and on c-span3 at 10, a senate if judiciary committee hearing on migrant pardon me workers. -- farm workers. >>> tsa officials testified on the covid-19 pandemic and the summer travel season. they also discussed an increase in passengers assaulting airline staff and recruitment and retention of federal air marshals. from the house homeland security subcommittee, this one are runs an hour -- this runs an hour, ten minutes. >> the subcommittee on transportation and maritime security will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the subcommittee in recess at the any point. welcome to the transportation and maritime security subcommittee's hearing entitled taking to the skies: examining tsa's strategy for addressing increased summer travel. thank you t

there is no money to be made with the way the epa will regulate them. >> laura: would you tell peoples? >> when the utility came to my house i told them to get loss. i like the old dial thermostat. >> laura: last bite is next. >> it was humiliating. it was harmful and enraging. as you know, you don't grow up a black child in this country without being told you have to work twice as hard to get half as far. i have been that. >> laura: not twice as good. just accurate. she was given tenure despite lacking any qualifications. "gutfeld!" is next. >> we heard from the governor ever washington talking about climate change as a permanent emergency. how does the news media cover a permanent emergency? >> greg: treat it like your ratings, bozo. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [applauding]. >> greg: so excited. well, well, well. i hope you enjoyed our 4th of

deaths of that nature population to each was when the story personally had no relation whatsoever in the epa. when we have the, you know, excess s o b. our movement in the united states, china is stress in respect to history and not only the period of history, but also the preceded mark. this is very important and that makes china much less ideological state than i'm sorry, the united states and the european union member countries in their present condition. i mean, the worst thing about doing is, is this destruction or history child? yes, your history a when you know your view characters from the 19 or you agent century and by today's ice. and in that sense, china now is a much less idea what state than most of the west georgia. wait, wait on that, because president she, when he was giving his speech on denman square, the symbolism was really quite obvious. he was what he appeared very much like, wow, i mean, in the car right there. but again, you know that there's that contrast. mean you've been, you have the symbolism, but the me, the cup of the, the words the and the ideas that he was tr

and in the state of new jersey, once one of the epa centers of the pandemic here in the united states, the governor announced there that the people about that were fully vaccinated recently died from corona virus. that's led to a lot of worry by many a recent poll by the associated press found that out of all the people unvaccinated in the united states, 45 percent of them say they definitely have no plans to get the jap, it's very troubling for the white house and officials here in the us who are basically dealing with trying to get more people vaccinated, but people that simply clearly have told people they just do not want to get vaccinated. lot of people just feel unconvinced that that is the answer for them. nevertheless, there is a lot of talk here in the united states, a bringing about bringing back mask mandates throughout the country so far is being done on a local level. but the talk that it could be a federal mandate again, soon, but bottom line here is within the united states. this is now very much become a pandemic of done vaccinated militia coalition lead by saudi arabi

that nature of population to each of was when victoria personally had no relation whatsoever in the epa when we can you know, excess s o b l movement in the united states. china is stress in respect to history and not only the communist period, no history, but also the preceded. this is very important and that makes china a much less ideological state than i'm sorry, the united states and the european union member just in their present condition. i mean, the worst thing about 30 days is, is this destruction or history child? yes. your history a, when you know your view characters from the 19th or even the 18th century and by 2 days ice. and in that sense, china now is a much less ideal what you call state than most of the west, georgia. wait, wait on that because president she, when he was giving his speech and gentlemen square is a symbolism, was really quite obvious. he was what he appeared very much like wow, i mean, in the car right there. but again, you know that there's that contrast. mean you've been, you have the symbolism, but the me of the cup of the, the word the and the idea

this will include launching a new app on -- from epa, so individuals can easily access the latest informationair quality, smoke plumes, and public health guidance. third, we also have to make investments in our future. that's why the bipartisan infrastructure framework investment of about $50 billion in the -- my so-called -- anyway, i won't go into it. but a bill that's caused a little attention -- infrastructure bill -- is going to build resilience to extreme weather events like wildfires. $50 billion. and today, i'm announcing a $37 million federal grant to sonoma county, california, in support of fire mitigation efforts that are underway. this grant is part of fema's bric program -- building resilient infrastructure and communities. my administration doubled bric funding to support local efforts to strengthen resilience. and because sonoma knows all too well the devastation wrought by fires, they were the first to apply for fire mitigation funding. i encourage more communities to do so next year. and finally, i want to note that the extreme heat we're seeing in the west is not only a risk

the california epa's office of an environmental health hazard assessment issued the advisory for a number of fish, including the black bass species and common curb, the agency says the mercury from mining accumulates in fish and can be damaging to the brain and nervous system, especially in children and women of childbearing age. new at 11 tonight pg and e. is laying out its wild fire safety plans for both marin and sonoma counties in a webinar tonight pg and he talked about how crews are installing stronger poles and lines and high fire danger danger areas throughout more weo better prepare for high winds or hot temperatures. in addition, the utility has added new criteria to initiate a power shut off. pgd officials say trees taller than power lines could play a factor when considering those planned outages. customers who live in areas of the highest wire. fire risk may experience more frequent ps ps event because of these new criteria, however, to the recent outbreak we do not expect to return to the large scale public safety para saw that happened. 2019. pg and e says it's also improvi

it's now the epa center of the pandemic in asia. hospitals and funeral work is overwhelmed. the leader of the taliban says the group wants to establish political and economic relations with the international community, including the united states. taliban representatives are meeting and ask and government delegations, talks and capital capital. both sides say a political solution is the best way to end the decades old conflict with africa. police minister says he's concerned about growing racial tension following days of riots and rooting. more than 200 people have been killed. some communities of setup vigilante groups to defend their homes and businesses. the protest sparked by the jailing, a former president, jacob fema quickly developed into demonstrations, also against poverty and inequality. while those are the headlines, i'll be back with more news for you here on al jazeera after inside story. do you stay with them on canceling the costs from internal conflicts to sanctions? if you feel political and economic troubles are mounting, can prime minister abbey, let's get

restoring the land and doing things with reclamation crews and that helped us the favorable with the epanch because they work for smaller companies and are not able to continue like the larger coal companies are so the money is gone at the point you are doing the reclamation and when they file bankruptcy they will not continue on. carley: if you leave these abandoned coal mines it could be a hazard to the community, to keep them there or people in these communities because the coal mining industry is dying. they pay a bunch of money to clean them up. you worked for a company that did reclamation cleaning of these coal mines, cut a lot of people get jobs doing this? president biden seems to think so. >> there may be a few jobs and we could have some companies we reached out to. when i say i work for a company that has information i mean a company that took pride in the reclamation they did and it is part of the mining process, the actual mine does reclamation. there are some companies that come in and restore to a certain point but not to the nature of what most coal companies would do on

now, there is no change to the policy, but it's something that's being discuss in denisia is now the epa center of the latest wave of corona virus in se, asia fueled by the delta variant. it's reported that a record $1400.00 deaths in just one day, but testing rates are low and the true figures could actually be much higher. the world health organization is urged the government to introduce a strict are locked down your pants capital. tokyo is hit another 6 months, 6 months high of new cove in 1900 cases, just a day before the olympic games opening ceremony. almost 2000 positive tests were recorded over the past 24 hours. the highest figures since mid january and china has deployed, it's military to who none province. the central region is struggling with the worst flooding in recent memory. at least 33 people have now been killed. and 800000 have been displaced. frances president has held an urgent national security meeting to discuss the pegasus spyware scandal. it follows reports that the phone of a manuel mccrendon was targeted by his really spyware, on behalf of moroccan intelligenc

joining us our academic researchers, the using information provided by nasa, and the epa to build out america's wildfire research capacity. we look forward to hearing from them. and we have opportunities for areas a further investment in wildfire science. i would also like to extend a warm welcome to dr. craig clements. doctor clements, is the director of the state university wildfire interdisciplinary research center. which is a leader in wildfire research. i look forward to hearing his testimony about the importance of supporting interdisciplinary research. also fortunate we are have to have with us today, some of the big bravest people facing the wildfire crisis which is our first responders. they intimately understand which innovations best support on the ground needs. this hearing is a critical first step, in creating a truly government response to wildfire risk that connects research to operations. we are encouraged by the administration's emphasis on climate resilience, and robust funding for our science agencies to tackle extreme weather. as this leaves us ample room to work w

m, the official bonnie, that licenses drugs and france, the patient package insert supplied with epa keys was amended to clearly indicate the significant risk of deformity and developmental problems. almost 50 years after the drug was 1st launched, despite all of the warnings fit, the warning in the patient package insert was finally included in 2015 and extremely precise terms. would you mind reading the 1st hard hitting paragraph? no, no. you'd rather i did it. yes. go ahead. santa fees patient package insert is now very clear and all languages dep, akin can seriously harm and unborn baby when taken during pregnancy. expose children are at high risk of serious intellectual and motor development disorders and up to 30 to 40 percent of cases. and or deformities in around 10 percent of cases. you're not guessing? yeah. argument is the state license me to sell this product. so don't blame me between the in the volkswagen diesel gate scandal, the government clean because we hope, worthy. but it is volkswagens responsibility to pay for the nice and the defects in their cars. not the gove

last month, i also noted that the epa would be launching an upgrade app for mobile phones to easily shareocation-specific information with the public about the effects of fire and smoke on air quality for them. it's now even more important, because smoke from many of these fires burning in the west and along the canadian border, is affecting air quality in states across the country. as of today, the upgrade app - the upgrade airnow app is live and ready for use. folks in affected areas should download this important tool as quickly as possible. i also encourage our states and county leaders to continue partnering with fema, as many of the leaders on the scene today are leveraging our public alert and warning systems to communicate information directly and quickly to the public about wildfires, evacuations, power outages, and more. i know several of the governor'' states have used this system recently to send warnings of evacuation orders. and it has undoubtedly helped people and, we don't know for certain, but likely saved some lives. but we are in for a long fight yet this year. the only

obama methane full, they are not eager to get back to this because there is no money being made, the epau tell people to go back to the old dial thermostat? yes or no? >> i told them to get lost. that is what i have. laura: a lot of people are listening. the 1619 project cofounder was handed tenure for nothing. i will tell you about it next. >> it was humiliating. it was harmful and >> it was humiliating. it was deeply hurtful. it within raging. you don't grow up a black child in this country without being told you have to work twice as hard, have to be twice as good but i have been that. laura: not twice as good, just accurate. he was given tenure despite lacking any qualifications. embarrassing. gutfeld next. >> reporter: is wednesday july 7th, elsa churning up florida's gulf coast driving rain and near hurricane force winds. we are tracking the life-threatening storm as it approaches landfall with millions in his past. >> a door-to-door campaign to drive up the vaccination rate after falling short of the president's fourth of july goal but is that the right way to win over skeptical a

have which is bringing cases against corporations, the famous case vba versus massachusetts versus epawith environmental laws and bring us so-called climate change laws and so forth but it strikes me as you are looking for opportunity through governance to extend what we view as liberty to extend what we view as republican small arms and it something beginning to catch on with other governors, you talk to other governors about this. >> we do but i think a lot of it, i tell people what i believe and i tell them what i'm going to do and then i do it. i think what happens, when you're doing the right thing and people see you fighting for them particularly in an era where we have so many problems throughout our country, so few people willing to stand up, when you do that, people respond and i get correspondence in my office, obviously from a lot of floridians from all over the country people say before his doing is giving them inspiration and a lot of it is responding to leadership preserving their freedoms and that's what we have tried to do in florida across a range of issues and we have