And you have monitoring that basically says that you have to prove, bring monitoring that you do not, that you are not degrading the environment. That is what we are talking about; we are talking about an outcome basis. Does it hurt the environment? Not the regulations. Is the environment hurt here.
Brian Bilbray: “And you have monitoring that basically says that you have to prove, bring monitoring that you do not, that you are not…”
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Discussing environmental regulations and their impact during a House floor debate.
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