White House Press Call by Deputy Chief of Staff Natalie Quillian, EPA Administrator Michael Regan, and a Senior Administration Official Previewing the President Trip to Wisconsin | The White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : I am very proud to announce that today, EPA has taken another historic step forward to ensure safe, clean drinking water for every child and every person in our nation.
57% : Well, let me just say that the vice president, as you have stated, has been a significant partner to EPA as we have traveled the country and really highlighted the president's vision, which is a 100 percent lead-free future, as well as helping the public understand the implications of lead exposure.
56% : Your partnership is helping EPA (inaudible).
55% : In addition to finalizing this historic rule today, EPA is also announcing $2.6 billion in new funding under the president's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help cities and states fund infrastructure upgrades to accelerate the removal of lead pipes.
52% : Your partnership is helping EPA to make a lasting, tangible difference in communities all across the country.
50% : This is Emma Gardner for Inside EPA at Inside Washington Publishers.
30% : But thanks to President Biden and Vice President Harris, we are moving farther and faster than ever before to address this critical issue, and EPA is at the center of the solution.

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