This book examines the daunting hurdles facing the EPA in its critical roles in drinking water, air and water pollution, climate change, and toxic chemicals. It illustrates the importance of a strong EPA, the challenges of regulation, and how today's war on science is undermining the scientific foundation upon which the agency's legitimacy rests.
The book explores the significant challenges confronting the EPA in its essential functions related to drinking water, pollution, climate change, and toxic chemicals. It highlights the necessity of a robust EPA while addressing the difficulties of effective regulation. Additionally, it discusses how the current anti-science climate threatens the scientific basis that supports the agency's authority and credibility.
"Tells the story of recycled wastewater, examines the pros and cons, and explores its future potential"--