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.
Timothy H. Bishop: “In conclusion, Mr. Chairman, it seems that we are at a crossroads on finding the proper balance in protecting the health…”
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Bishop discusses the need for balance in environmental protection and fiscal priorities.
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