On the recordMarch 6, 2019
But don't you believe that pollution in our air, including carbon, increased carbon--or lowering carbon would improve upon the quality of air that we breathe and lower asthma rates?
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congress.govAnnie Kuster: “But don't you believe that pollution in our air, including carbon, increased carbon--or lowering carbon would improve…”
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Kuster argues that reducing carbon pollution benefits air quality and health.
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