The benefits from the Clean Air Act are countless; they come in the form of lives saved, reductions in illnesses, technological advancements in environmental protection, and economic growth.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “The benefits from the Clean Air Act are countless; they come in the form of lives saved, reductions in illnesses…”
On the recordOctober 28, 2013
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Johnson highlights the positive impacts of the Clean Air Act on health and the economy.
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