I would say that some EPA rules probably end up offering more harm to disadvantaged Americans than benefit.
Jerry McNerney: “I would say that some EPA rules probably end up offering more harm to disadvantaged Americans than benefit.”
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McNerney critiques certain EPA regulations for negatively impacting disadvantaged communities.
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