If it turns out that ash does become more toxic and we find that States and utilities are not doing enough under the subtitle D rule to protect human health... would it be important for EPA to be able to pursue subtitle C regulation, in your opinion?
Pallone questions the necessity of subtitle C regulation if coal ash toxicity increases.
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