A significant portion of those cleanup dollars, some 30 to 60 percent for individual sites' budgets, according to testimony, is going to what's called minimum safety, or min-safe, work.
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “A significant portion of those cleanup dollars, some 30 to 60 percent for individual sites' budgets, according to…”
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Kennedy highlights the large percentage of cleanup funds allocated to minimum safety work.
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