On the recordJune 7, 2011
For every $1 that we spend for diesel emission reduction, we basically get a benefit, economic and health benefit of about $13.
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congress.govFor every $1 that we spend for diesel emission reduction, we basically get a benefit, economic and health benefit of about $13.
Inhofe emphasizes the economic benefits of investing in diesel emission reduction.
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