There has got to be some discussion about that as well.
But the truth of the matter is EPA cannot look at costs when setting the standard.
As policymakers, we are always searching to find the right balance between protecting our air and water through regulations without unnecess...
A study from the National Association of Manufacturers estimates costs of $140 billion dollars annually and 1.4 million job losses as a resu...
the agency is inclined to overstate both the extent and the certainty of the benefits, while downplaying the costs.
There are detriments to these actions because, as you know, when an area is in noncompliance, they can't build a new plant unless they can g...
The proposed rule would lower the standard from the current 75 parts per billion down to 65 ppb or 70 ppb.
Without objection, so ordered.
Many of us believe that the Clean Air Act needs to be changed.
And that concludes today's hearing.
EPA looks at impact on health care by making it more stringent, these ozone rules, for example.