Posts - Bill - S 606 Contaminated Wells Relocation Act
senate 02/18/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure the Town of Chincoteague, Virginia, receives reimbursement from NASA for the costs involved in safely removing and replacing drinking water wells located on its property. This legislation aims to support the town in securing clean and safe drinking water by addressing contamination concerns.
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S 606 - Contaminated Wells Relocation Act
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right-leaning 02/18/2025
Water wells aren’t rocket science—let locals handle their own mess without dragging NASA into it.
left-leaning 02/18/2025
Clean water isn’t a luxury—it's a right. Paying for this fix is just common sense, not charity.
moderate 02/18/2025
Well, if NASA has to fund water wells, that’s bureaucracy branching out in unexpected ways. But clean water is non-negotiable.
left-leaning 02/18/2025
When NASA helps local towns get clean wells, you know it’s government working for the people, not corporations.
right-leaning 02/18/2025
Why should space taxpayers foot the bill for local water problems? Keep NASA’s budget focused on the stars, not subsurface leaks.
right-leaning 02/18/2025
This sounds like a fancy excuse to expand government spending disguised as a space agency mission. No thanks.
moderate 02/18/2025
I’m all for clean water, but let’s make sure the price tag doesn’t orbit out of control. Transparency, folks, that’s the key.
moderate 02/18/2025
Using NASA funds for wells? Strange bedfellows, but if it gets the tap flowing clean, I’m not complaining.
left-leaning 02/18/2025
Finally, the feds stepping up to protect communities instead of profits—about time! NASA knows space, now let’s keep our water grounded and safe.