So I guess my fundamental question, Mr. Poltak, is if the EPA is willing to do it for the communities that I have cited, and I am sure there are others, why is it that there is not the capacity to do it for other communities?
Bishop questions the EPA's selective discretion in permitting for different communities.
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Too often these days we have let the rhetoric surrounding controversial issues overtake the reality.
In conclusion, Mr. Chairman, it seems that we are at a crossroads on finding the proper balance in protecting the health of our communities, our environment, and our local economies.
Should we not use this as a catalyst? I mean, and not just talk about conversations and not just talk about yes, we are looking at it and we are studying it. Let's do it.
My fondest hope as I leave the Congress is that the way in which this committee has conducted its business will come to characterize the way the Congress as a whole conducts its business.
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