On the recordJune 23, 2015
When that happens and there is no bond or other financial assurance, the taxpayer is stuck with the bill to clean up the pollution.
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congress.govWhen that happens and there is no bond or other financial assurance, the taxpayer is stuck with the bill to clean up the pollution.
Dingell highlights the risk to taxpayers if developers fail to cover cleanup costs.
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