EPN Compares Approved FY2021 House Appropriations and Proposed Senate Bill
Increasing Funding to Protect Public Health and the Environment
Analysis of the Trump Administration’s 2021 Budget Proposal
State Environmental Programs Put at Risk by FY2021 Budget Proposal
FY2021 Budget Proposal Puts Important EPA Programs at Risk
The Administration’s FY2021 Budget Proposal Puts EPA’s Core Programs in Danger
EPA’s Indoor Air Radon Program
The Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program
Important EPA Programs Put at Risk by FY2020 Budget Proposal
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Budget
EPA Needs a Real Budget to Rebuild, Not a Continuing Resolution to Keep It Running in Place
Dave Coursen, former attorney, EPA Office of General Counsel, penned this op-ed about the need for Congress to enact EPA’s budget appropriation so the agency can rebuild and carry out its mission to enhance public health and environmental protections.
Infrastructure Bill Expected To Ease Superfund’s Orphan Site Backlog
Betsy Southerland, EPN member and former Director, Office of Research and Development, EPA Office of Water, was quoted and EPN was mentioned in this article discussing how the increased funding appropriated to the EPA Superfund program in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill could go towards accelerating clean up of orphan sites.
4 Areas EPA Could Expand With House’s 23% Budget Boost
Stan Meiburg, EPN member; former Acting EPA Deputy Administrator; and former Deputy Regional Administrator, EPA Regions 4 and Region 6, was quoted in this article discussing how the House’s proposed fiscal year 2022 budget for EPA would support the agency’s ability to once again function effectively.
EPA Budget Request Emphasizes Recycling
EPN’s letter to Congressional appropriators in support of EPA’s FY2022 Budget request was cited in this article discussing the proposed EPA budget.