I think that it is likely that the most difficult orphaned sites will continue to find their way to the National Priorities List, unless financial assurances are required.
Paul Tonko: “I think that it is likely that the most difficult orphaned sites will continue to find their way to the National…”
Editor's note · Context
Tonko emphasizes the need for financial assurances to prevent taxpayers from bearing cleanup costs.
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