Although a subtitle C rule might have offered more protection and more direct enforcement, this rule will protect human health in the environment and goes beyond past bills.
Paul Tonko: “Although a subtitle C rule might have offered more protection and more direct enforcement, this rule will protect human…”
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Tonko acknowledges the rule's limitations but emphasizes its health and environmental protections.
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