As Congressman Tonko pointed out, we know pollution doesn't observe political boundaries and we are all downwind or downstream from pollution sources.
Paul Tonko: “As Congressman Tonko pointed out, we know pollution doesn't observe political boundaries and we are all downwind or…”
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Tonko emphasizes the universal impact of pollution across political boundaries.
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