The recently issued particulate matter rule is troubling given the scientific uncertainties and the significant costs that will be imposed on the government, citizens, and businesses in Alabama--and in the rest of the Nation--that are already struggling to meet the air quality standards required by the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. The cost of implementing the new particulate matter standards is staggering, especially considering the questions that remain about the actual public health benefit. Further scientific examination of the matter is necessary prior to placing additional economic burdens on the American public. Premature implementation of the standards could be far more damaging to the Nation and I strongly recommend taking the time to fully review the scientific basis of the rulemaking.
Richard Shelby: “The recently issued particulate matter rule is troubling given the scientific uncertainties and the significant costs…”
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Addressing concerns about the particulate matter rule and its economic impact during Senate floor debate.
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