from the four corners plant, nitratesa screen of that had nearly obliterated part of the navajo reservation energy needs were clearly conflicting with the preservation of our parks as we know them. >> i am not sure that the monitoring that you did is necessarily all-natural. it could well be man-made, as well, could it not? >> in the process of amending over 100 new sections of the clean air act, one section would , congress hereby declares as a national goal that the anyntion -- prevention of impairment of visibility in national park areas. 169-a. section its passage is swift. but the process does not end here. congress has neither the technical knowledge nor the staff to turn its desires into reality. this is where the regulators take over. those scores of agencies formed by congress in the past century to enforce the will of the regulators. formed in 1970, epa was given the mandate to mount an attack on sources of pollution. one of the newest and largest of regulatory agencies, it regulates all sections of the clean air law. our story deals with one small part of the law, the threat of p

restrictions and emergency responses in colorado, in new mexico, in utah, on the southern ute reservation and the navajo nation. you need only to look at the photos of bright orange water streaming through these various drainages to see how terrible this spill was for affected communities and for water users. the gold king mine spill placed a heavy burden on states and tribes, on local governments and communities, and the spill hurt businesses, farmers and ranchers throughout the region. since the spill, i have visited impacted ingredients and communities, worked closely with local and state and tribal leaders to make sure that water is monitored for contaminants and that the costs from the spill are repaid. last year, i was proud to help pass a measure in congress that will ensure that state and local and tribal governments will be fully reimbursed for their emergency response costs, and which establishes a long-term water quality monitoring program in cooperation with those local stakeholders. however, on january 13 of this year, the e.p.a. and the department of justice issued an outrageous decision t

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