It's clear that air quality-related illnesses have a very real and destructive effect on the economy--on the order of hundreds of billions of dollars annually.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “It's clear that air quality-related illnesses have a very real and destructive effect on the economy--on the order of…”
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Highlights the economic impact of poor air quality and the need for regulatory action.
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