Tell your senators to reinstate Superfund "polluter pays" fees

One in four Americans live within four miles of a Superfund toxic waste site. The major polluters that create these toxic sites are not only jeopardizing the health of millions, they are also sticking American taxpayers with the cleanup bill. As a result, Americans are paying for Superfund toxic waste sites twice, with our health and our tax dollars.

Tell your senators to support reinstatement of the Superfund polluter pays fees to ensure that polluters, not taxpayers, pay to cleanup toxic waste sites.

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Letter	Dear Senator, Toxic substances contaminate the land, air, surface waters and groundwater in communities across the country. In 1987, Congress created the Superfund to clean the nation's worst toxic sites. Today, insufficient funding jeopardizes existing Superfund cleanups and hinders the identification and assessment of new sites. Please restore the "polluter pays" fees and provide full funding for the Superfund Program. Sincerely,
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