On the recordJune 20, 2018
The current law permits mainly health concerns and science to drive ozone standards, is that correct? It's not economic impact, is that correct?
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congress.govThe current law permits mainly health concerns and science to drive ozone standards, is that correct? It's not economic impact, is that correct?
Takano questions the focus of ozone standards on health over economic impacts.
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