Would there be an increased risk to public health, if the Administrator uses this authority to select a less stringent maximum contaminant level?
John Chafee: “Would there be an increased risk to public health, if the Administrator uses this authority to select a less stringent…”
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Questioning the potential public health risks of changing contaminant levels.
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