Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
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Sep 16, 2026
No Right to Clean Drinking Water? How Trump's EPA Rollbacks Are Poisoning American Towns & Cities.
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7:21Anthony DavisHOST
However, conservation groups point out that removing permit restrictions allows industrial waste, agricultural runoff and chemical discharges to enter headwaters unchecked.
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7:32Anthony DavisHOST
John Devine, the director of freshwater ecosystems at the Natural Resources Defence Council, noted that the rule declares open season on the nation's waterways, jeopardising drinking water sources for millions of households.
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7:46Anthony DavisHOST
Chief Jim Murphy of the National Wildlife Federation said that stripping protections from headwaters shifts the financial burden of pollution onto ordinary citizens.
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7:56Anthony DavisHOST
Municipal water treatment plants will be forced to install expensive filtration infrastructure to strip complex industrial chemicals and excess sediment from raw water supplies, passing higher utility bills down to families living paycheck to paycheck.
NJ News for 2:00pm, Wednesday, 9-16-2026
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1:03Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
Bills are going up for New Jersey American Water customers.
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1:07Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
Meantime, the utility has agreed to help more y- more low-income util-- uh, customers enroll in its discount program as part of a settlement with the Natural Resource Defense Council.
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1:17Dan AlexanderCORRESPONDENT
Senior attorney Larry Levine says the state will give the water company information about residents receiving energy assistance.
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1:23Larry LevineSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Not everybody who is eligible and receives energy assistance is going to be able to get into the water assistance program, but it will help an awf-- a lot of people be able to do that more easily.
NJ News for 1:00pm, Wednesday, 9-16-2026
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0:42Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
Bills are going up for New Jersey American water customers.
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0:45Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
Meantime, the utility has agreed to help more low-income customers enroll in its discount program as part of a settlement with the Natural Resource Defense Council.
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0:54Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
Senior Attorney Larry Levine says the state will give the water company information about residents receiving energy assistance.
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1:02Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
Not everybody
NJ News for 11:00am, Wednesday, 9-16-2026
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0:38Jen UrsulaHOST
Bills are going up for New Jersey American water customers.
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0:41Jen UrsulaHOST
Meantime, the utility has agreed to help more low-income customers enroll in its discount program as part of a settlement with the Natural Resource Defense Council.
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0:50Jen UrsulaHOST
Senior Attorney Larry Levine says the state will give the water company information about residents receiving energy assistance.
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0:56Jen UrsulaHOST
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NJ News for 9:00am, Wednesday, 9-16-2026
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0:55Eric ScottHOST
Bills are going up for New Jersey American Water customers.
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0:58Eric ScottHOST
Meantime, the utility has agreed to help more low-income customers enrolled in a discount program as part of a settlement with the National Resource Defense Council.
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1:07Eric ScottHOST
Senior Attorney Larry Levine says the state will give the water company information about residents that are receiving energy assistance.
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1:16Eric ScottHOST
Not everybody
One dollar spent preparing for disasters can save six
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0:37Joel ScataSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's pre-planning, preparing for what we know may happen in the future.
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0:42Anthony LeiserowitzHOST
Joel Scata of the nonprofit Natural Resources Defense Council says these projects are cost-effective.
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0:48Anthony LeiserowitzHOST
A 2019 analysis of resiliency grants from three federal agencies showed that every dollar spent saved six.
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0:55Anthony LeiserowitzHOST
BRIC was signed into law during President Trump's first term with bipartisan support.
EPA Repeals Power Plant Rules; SCOTUS Blocks Mail-In Voting Rule | NTD Good Morning (Sept. 15)
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7:10Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
The new rule proposed by the EPA would conclude that emissions from fossil fuel power plants do not contribute significantly to dangerous air pollution, potentially preventing future administrations from imposing similar regulations under the Clean Air Act.
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7:24Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
The Natural Resources Defense Council environmental group opposed the moves.
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7:28Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
It accused the Trump administration of, quote, "Cutting the biggest polluters loose to do more damage than ever." It says millions of Americans face wildfires, heat waves, and deadly storms fueled by climate change.
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7:40Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says reliable, affordable, and secure energy includes all energy
47 MINS LATER
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54:48Lee ZeldinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We are also proposing to rescind all remaining greenhouse gas emission standards for power plants, all of them.
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54:56Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
The new rule proposed by the EPA would conclude that emissions from fossil fuel power plants do not contribute significantly to dangerous air pollution, potentially preventing future administrations from imposing similar regulations under the Clean Air Act.
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55:10Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
The Natural Resources Defense Council environmental group opposed the moves.
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55:15Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
It accused the Trump administration of, quote, "Cutting the biggest polluters loose to do more damage than ever." It says millions of Americans face wildfires, heat waves, and deadly storms fueled by climate change.
FBI Director Patel Testifies at Senate Hearing; Bessent Faces Congress on Economy
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21:16Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
The new rule proposed by the EPA would conclude that emissions from fossil fuel power plants do not contribute significantly to dangerous air pollution, potentially preventing future administrations from imposing similar regulations under the Clean Air Act.
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21:31Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
The Natural Resources Defense Council environmental group opposed the moves.
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21:35Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
It accused the Trump administration of, quote, "Cutting the biggest polluters loose to do more damage than ever." It says millions of Americans face wildfires, heat waves, and deadly storms fueled by climate change.
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21:47Daniel MonahanCORRESPONDENT
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says reliable, affordable, and secure energy includes all energy.
America’s data center backlash is speeding up energy reform
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0:58Allison ClementsGUEST
No offense to my contract friends, but again, it wasn't a good fit.
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1:02Brad LangleyHOST
So in 2008, she returned to environmental law, this time at the Natural Resources Defense Council, where she would focus on energy regulatory policy.
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1:13Brad LangleyHOST
12 years later, she dove headfirst into regulation, joining the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, or FERC, in 2020.
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1:20Brad LangleyHOST
Turns out her background in nonprofit work and energy was exactly what the commission was looking for.
The Weird Life of RFK Jr.
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8:36IanHOST
After his arrest he entered a drug treatment centre.
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8:40IanHOST
To satisfy conditions of his probation, Kennedy worked as a volunteer for the Natural Resources Defence Council, the NRDC, and was required to attend regular drug rehabilitation sessions.
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8:56IanHOST
Kennedy asserted that this ended his 14 years of heroin use, which he said had begun when he was 15.
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9:05IanHOST
So, it's kind of around this time where he starts turning his life around.
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