On the recordJuly 8, 2015
We have heard testimony before this Committee that your agency's proposed ozone NAAQS rule will be the most expensive regulation in American history.
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congress.govWe have heard testimony before this Committee that your agency's proposed ozone NAAQS rule will be the most expensive regulation in American history.
Bridenstine highlights concerns over the cost of a proposed EPA regulation.
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