Who cares that hundreds of thousands of lives are at risk, we need a train no one will use because Democrats want it!
Sounds like someone like the EPA could solve this problem. Oops
The EPA has nothing to do with dams
Federal Regulation Today
There are several federal government agencies involved with dam safety. Together, these federal agencies are responsible for five percent of the dams in the U.S. They construct, own and operate, regulate or provide technical assistance and research for dams. Included in this list are the Departments of
Agriculture,
Defense,
Energy,
Interior,
Labor and
State (International Boundary and Water Commission), the
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission,
Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the
Tennessee Valley Authority. The
Federal Emergency Management Agency administers the National Dam Safety Program, a program established by law in 1996 to coordinate the federal effort through the Interagency Committee on Dam Safety, to assist state dam safety programs through financial grants, and to provide research funding and coordination of technology transfer.