It would be outrageous, really, if this small family-run business has to stop providing a service for local families with pets because the cost of compliance with the regulations, of dubious environmental benefit at least in this instance, is just too high.
On the recordApril 23, 2013
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Murkowski critiques the potential impact of regulations on small businesses.
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