These rules take the Clean Air Act in an unprecedented new direction, in which it was never designed to go.
Fred Upton: “These rules take the Clean Air Act in an unprecedented new direction, in which it was never designed to go.”
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Upton argues that new EPA rules misinterpret the Clean Air Act's original intent.
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