On the recordFebruary 26, 2003
In effect, no reduction of mercury would be called for under Clear Skies. In light of this study, surely the Administration realizes that such a proposal would be irresponsible.
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James M. Jeffords
James M. Jeffords: “In effect, no reduction of mercury would be called for under Clear Skies. In light of this study, surely the…”
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Senator Jeffords criticizes the Clear Skies proposal for not reducing mercury emissions.
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