I found the first letter that I wrote in 1976, and it was to the EPA on lead in housing in the poorest communities of Massachusetts.
Ed Markey: “I found the first letter that I wrote in 1976, and it was to the EPA on lead in housing in the poorest communities of…”
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Markey recalls his long-standing advocacy against lead exposure in Massachusetts.
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