The concern today is, as the EPA moves forward, if they move in the wrong direction, they are going to do more harm than good.
John Shimkus: “The concern today is, as the EPA moves forward, if they move in the wrong direction, they are going to do more harm than…”
On the recordApril 13, 2011
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Shimkus warns about potential negative impacts of EPA decisions on coal ash.
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