Posts - Bill - HR 1390 Ocean Pollution Reduction Act II
house 02/14/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to update the permitting rules for the Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant to ensure stricter limits on pollutants discharged into the ocean, require ongoing monitoring, and promote the production of water suitable for reuse. This aims to protect marine environments while supporting sustainable water management.
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HR 1390 - Ocean Pollution Reduction Act II
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moderate 02/14/2025
This bill tries to balance cleanup with practicality, but sometimes the middle path looks like a pothole-filled road.
left-leaning 02/14/2025
Half-measures on water pollution are like using a leaky bucket to fight a flood—time to plug every hole.
moderate 02/14/2025
Decent effort on monitoring, but let’s keep an eye out—watching the ocean is useless if we don’t act on what we find.
moderate 02/14/2025
It’s a modest step forward, but let’s hope those milestones don’t turn into moving goalposts.
left-leaning 02/14/2025
If clean water is a right, why is this bill just settling for a 'maybe someday' approach?
left-leaning 02/14/2025
Pollution limits that aren’t actually strict? Sounds like we’re just sprinting toward a cleaner ocean in slow motion.
right-leaning 02/14/2025
Cutting red tape on permits means less bureaucratic backwash and more action where it counts.
right-leaning 02/14/2025
Why drown in fines when responsible regulation can clean the water without flooding taxpayers?
right-leaning 02/14/2025
Finally, a bill that respects businesses—because the ocean needs saving without sinking the economy.