Because of the nature of this place, and unlike EPA, we are much less likely to have the time to consider or otherwise be able to know all the impacts a ban would have directly or indirectly on all Americans.
John Shimkus: “Because of the nature of this place, and unlike EPA, we are much less likely to have the time to consider or otherwise…”
On the recordMay 7, 2019
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Shimkus highlights the challenges Congress faces in assessing the impacts of an asbestos ban.
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