Latest on EPA

04.11.22
Comment On President Biden’s Nomination Of Steve Dettelbach To Serve As Director Of ATF

Tags: criminal justice, Judiciary Committee, arms, Department of Justice
03.10.22
Statement On The Arrest Of Former Honduran Police Chief Juan Carlos Bonilla

Tags: Department of Justice, Honduras, corruption
03.08.22
Cornyn, Leahy Bill To Bolster Cybersecurity Passes House

Tags: Department of Homeland Security, cybersecurity, homeland security
02.26.22
Leahy And Others In Congress Urge Biden Administration To Tap Strategic Petroleum Reserve, As Putin’s Illegal Invasion Of Ukraine Threatens To Spike Gas Prices

Tags: national security, Climate Change, energy, international, clean energy, Department of Energy, EPA, Ukraine, business
02.25.22
Leahy, Joined By EPA In Vermont, Highlights Funding Under The Newly Enacted Infrastructure Law For Lake Champlain And For Water And Wastewater Investments

Tags: water, Environment, Appropriations Committee, Vermont, health, EPA, Appropriations, Lake Champlain
02.23.22
Bipartisan, Bicameral Leaders Urge DOJ To Issue FOIA Guidance That Prioritizes Transparency

Tags: oversight, government accountability, Garland, Freedom of Information, Attorney General, transparency, FOIA, justice, Department of Justice, accountability
02.17.22
Statement Of Chairman Leahy On Senate Passage Of The Continuing Resolution

Tags: military, Rent, national security, Public Health, EPA, Appropriations, housing, shutdown, Appropriations Committee, health care, More Tags
education, health, Department of Defense
02.15.22
Rep. Welch, Senator Leahy, Senator Sanders, And Members Of Northern New England Congressional Delegations Urge USDA To Implement Northeast Dairy Task Force Recommendations

Tags: dairy, Department of Agriculture, Contract, EPA, agriculture
02.07.22
60 Years On, The Economic Embargo On Cuba Is An Abject Failure

Tags: Cuba, White House, Human Rights, State Department, Election, elections
01.31.22
Statement Of Senator Patrick Leahy On South Sudan

Tags: Crime, corruption, Human Rights, international, economic development, health care, White House, State Department, Election, courts