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Lori Trahan's Public Statements on Issue: Environment

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (MA) - District 3

Current Issue:

Environment

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09/21/2021 House Votes to Keep Federal Government Open
09/15/2021 Trahan Votes to Advance Build Back Better Act Provisions Key for Massachusetts Families' Recovery
07/21/2021 Trahan, House Pass Comprehensive PFAS Legislation
06/25/2021 Congresswoman Trahan Votes to Protect Massachusetts Families from Methane Pollution
06/09/2021 Trahan Calls for Robust Investments to Stop Sewage Overflows, Bolster Renewable Energy Initiatives
03/11/2021 Trahan Applauds Introduction of LIFT America Act, Inclusion of Her Legislation to Bolster Health Infrastructure
03/10/2021 LaHood, Trahan Reintroduce Bipartisan Legislation to End Wastewater and Stormwater Overflows
03/08/2021 Trahan, LaHood Reintroduce Bipartisan Legislation to End Wastewater and Stormwater Overflows
02/03/2021 Trahan, Moulton, Kuster, Pappas Request Stronger Investments in Merrimack River Clean-Up
09/25/2020 Trahan Supports Passage of Job-Creating Clean Energy Legislation
07/22/2020 Trahan Supports Passage of the Great American Outdoors Act
02/06/2020 Congressman Lowenthal Introduces Bill To Protect Federal Lands In Utah As Wilderness
07/12/2019 Congresswoman Lori Trahan Announces Massachusetts Priorities Secured in House Passed National Defense Authorization Act
05/15/2019 Representatives Lori Trahan and Darin LaHood Introduce New Legislation to Support Clean Up and Prevention of Waterway CSO Contamination
05/02/2019 Congresswoman Lori Trahan Votes To Uphold Historic Climate Agreement
04/29/2019 Congresswoman Lori Trahan Unveils New Legislation to Support Clean Up of the Merrimack River
04/24/2019 Casten, Neguse, and Levin Lead Freshman Letter Urging Prioritization of Climate Issues In FY2020 Appropriations
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