On the recordMarch 14, 2017
Under the right planning, you can have great environmental protection, protect our citizens from both immediate impacts of particulates, and you can also move forward the economy and advance.
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congress.govUnder the right planning, you can have great environmental protection, protect our citizens from both immediate impacts of particulates, and you can also move forward the economy and advance.
Lowenthal emphasizes the possibility of balancing environmental protection with economic development.
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