Erasing this rule would result in the waste of taxpayer resources and dollars, hinder job growth in a new and growing sector, and pose a public health hazard.
Tom Udall: “Erasing this rule would result in the waste of taxpayer resources and dollars, hinder job growth in a new and growing…”
On the recordJanuary 31, 2017
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Udall warns of negative consequences if methane regulations are repealed.
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