Our policy work on air quality and safe drinking water... should aim to prioritize the most pressing problems.
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Shimkus emphasizes the need to prioritize urgent environmental issues.
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It is our responsibility as policymakers to closely examine the costs, the effectiveness, and other impacts of the environmental policies that affect energy.
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