Does that mean that EPA wants all contaminated groundwater to be cleaned up to drinking water standards?
EPA would like to steer away from across-the-board standards. Groundwater can be treated in many cases, and the appropriate technology should be applied. It is necessary to take future use into account on a site-specific basis. Q: We should work with Transportation and Infrastructure and with Commerce to put something together before the Easter break. Will you commit to working out a specific timetable on reform negotiations so that we can begin drafting legislation? A: EPA wants to be involved, but also wants to ensure that the stakeholders have input into it, and that the effort is bipartisan. Q: We need to start writing the bill. Will you commit to do this [work on a timetable] before the Easter recess? A: Yes. Representative Glenn Poshard (D-IL) Q: Is EPA working on alternatives to incineration? A: EPA has worked with States and communities to help come up with alternatives to incineration, and the Agency is willing to continue such efforts. Q: What is EPA doing to help Illinois wi
