On the recordSeptember 10, 2015
I was wondering just in general, you know, if you for whatever philosophical approach to this you take, how would you calculate the economically optimum number of people to die in Ohio each year?
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Foster questions the economic implications of deaths due to particulate emissions in Ohio.
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