Pollution is a subsidy, right? It is a cost to society that those that generate it don't bear.
Joseph P. Kennedy III: “Pollution is a subsidy, right? It is a cost to society that those that generate it don't bear.”
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Kennedy emphasizes the societal costs of pollution and the unfair burden on communities.
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