Since 2012, the EPA has written a success story for public health and the environment through its implementation of mercury and toxic air standards, MATS.
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Kennedy praises the EPA's success in reducing mercury emissions.
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establishing more residency programs and slots in historically underserved areas is one key step to addressing some of the health inequities that currently plague our system?
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So one of the things that the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Treatment Act, along with subsequent parity laws, did was to ensure that plans provide information on how they are making mental and behavioral health parity decisions.
If we are going to be sure that history does not repeat itself, which it will if we do not act, wealthier and White communities won't see those shortages or long waits, but others certainly will.





