On the recordSeptember 14, 2011
Air pollution doesn't stop at the State line, and when the pollution from one State affects the air quality in another, measures should be taken to mitigate that impact.
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congress.govEddie Bernice Johnson: “Air pollution doesn't stop at the State line, and when the pollution from one State affects the air quality in another…”
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Johnson argues for cross-state pollution regulation under the Clean Air Act.
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