So, my question for you is what is the EPA doing to actually talk to normal people, people not in Washington, people not at Harvard, people not in Congress to ensure that they are being taken care of because these policies, this legislation not only is it going to impact jobs, not only will it really attack the economy, but it is going to hurt Americans.
Luna questions the EPA's outreach to everyday Americans regarding impactful legislation.
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