CAIR is significantly more vulnerable to court challenges than Clear Skies would have been and will undoubtedly be held up, not unlike the Clinton administration's 1997 air quality standards.
Jim Inhofe: “CAIR is significantly more vulnerable to court challenges than Clear Skies would have been and will undoubtedly be held…”
On the recordJuly 8, 2009
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Inhofe discusses the vulnerabilities of the CAIR compared to the Clear Skies legislation.
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