Congress created the NSR program to stop dangerous polluting projects before irreversible commitments are made, not after construction is already underway and permit approval has become politically difficult to deny.
Ed Markey: “Congress created the NSR program to stop dangerous polluting projects before irreversible commitments are made, not…”
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Senator Markey criticizes EPA's proposed rule on pollution permits.
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