I am confident that had Congress had the chance to review this action, it would have determined that the EPA's Chesapeake Bay TMDL, along with its watershed implementation plan, placed an undue burden on all stakeholders.
John Rice Carter: “I am confident that had Congress had the chance to review this action, it would have determined that the EPA's…”
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Carter criticizes the EPA's Chesapeake Bay plan for burdening stakeholders.
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