On the recordMarch 8, 2017
We did not tell EPA, though, that it had to study the costs and benefits of every possible regulation, and we did not tell EPA that it had to choose the cheapest option.
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congress.govWe did not tell EPA, though, that it had to study the costs and benefits of every possible regulation, and we did not tell EPA that it had to choose the cheapest option.
Carper clarifies that the EPA is not mandated to choose the cheapest regulatory option.
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