Sarah Elfreth, MD
“I want this bill to pass. We need to spend more money on water research. Water is a big problem. More people need it. More people are using it. Pollution is bad. Droughts are bad. Disasters are bad. We need to study this more. We need to teach people about it. We need new ways to solve these problems. This will help our water be safe for a long time.”
“I want the House to pass this bill. Our water supplies face serious threats from pollution, drought, and high demand. This bill funds research institutes across the country to study water problems, train workers, and protect our water supply for the future.”
“Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of H.R. 7889, the Advancing Water Research and Collaboration Act, which would reauthorize the Water Resources Research Act and continue support for national water research institutes. Across the country, our water supplies are facing growing challenges, from increased demand and pollution to drought and other natural disasters. As these pressures strain our water resources, we need to make sustained investments in research, conservation, education, and new technologies to overcome these challenges and strengthen our long- term water security. Water research institutes play a critical role in developing and advancing solutions to our Nation's water challenges by supporting water research and education while also building the workforce needed to address pressing challenges. This work grows in importance as drought, wildfire, and other natural disasters become all the more frequent, straining water resources for communities across the Nation. Mr. Speaker, I urge support for this bill, and I reserve the balance of my time.”
Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of H.R. 7889, the Advancing Water Research and Collaboration Act, which would reauthorize the Water Resources Research Act and continue support for national water research institutes. Across the country, our water supplies are facing growing challenges, from increased demand and pollution to drought and other natural disasters. As these pressures strain our water resources, we need to make sustained investments in research, conservation, education, and new technologies to overcome these challenges and strengthen our long- term water security. Water research institutes play a critical role in developing and advancing solutions to our Nation's water challenges by supporting water research and education while also building the workforce needed to address pressing challenges. This work grows in importance as drought, wildfire, and other natural disasters become all the more frequent, straining water resources for communities across the Nation. Mr. Speaker, I urge support for this bill, and I reserve the balance of my time.