California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “As the impacts of climate change worsen, we must continue to work together at all levels of government…”

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California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “As the impacts of climate change worsen, we must continue to work together at all levels of government…”
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May 14, 2022
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Julia Brownley tweeted the following:

“As the impacts of climate change worsen, we must continue to work together at all levels of government on innovative projects to help recycle and replenish groundwater supplies for our community.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Julia Brownley:

“I am so pleased @EPA has approved a WIFIA loan for the #Oxnard Aquifer Storage Recovery Project, and I appreciate Administrator Regans commitment to helping our region address needed climate-resilient water supplies during this unprecedented drought.
juliabrownley.house.gov/brownley-annou“
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“Communities must be equipped with the tools they need to lift families out of poverty. Today, I voted for legislation that will deliver more resources to local community organizations through the Community Services Block Grant program to help Americans achieve economic security.”
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“No one should be punished, shamed, or put at risk for accessing the care they need.”
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