This committee now shares that responsibility because President George W. Bush, with the stroke of a pen, trashed the Reagan SBZ rule just before leaving office as a present to a coal industry that wills itself to increase profit at all cost, even at the cost of human health.
Ed Markey: “This committee now shares that responsibility because President George W. Bush, with the stroke of a pen, trashed the…”
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Markey criticizes Bush for repealing environmental protections in favor of coal industry profits.
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