The Mercury Air Toxic Standards, MATS, was created to regulate mercury levels, and I think it's important to today's conversation to discuss where mercury comes from and how we in the United States are primarily exposed to it.
Brett Guthrie: “The Mercury Air Toxic Standards, MATS, was created to regulate mercury levels, and I think it's important to today's…”
On the recordMay 20, 2019
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Guthrie emphasizes the importance of discussing mercury exposure in relation to the MATS regulations.
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