On the recordJuly 14, 1999
The taxpayer ends up paying the cost for these damages--and too often the damage cannot be undone.
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congress.govThe taxpayer ends up paying the cost for these damages--and too often the damage cannot be undone.
Discussing the financial burden on taxpayers due to environmental damage.
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