On the recordMarch 2, 2009
The problem is by the time we get the data it may be almost irreversible to clean it up.
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congress.govJerry Moran: “The problem is by the time we get the data it may be almost irreversible to clean it up.”
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Moran expresses concern over delayed data leading to irreversible environmental damage.
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