But the EPA says the indoor air quality might be as bad as 100 times worse in indoor.
David McKinley: “But the EPA says the indoor air quality might be as bad as 100 times worse in indoor.”
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McKinley cites EPA findings to highlight indoor air quality concerns.
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So I want to make sure I understand this. Let me get this straight. The Biden administration's policy to combat this overdose epidemic is to shorten sentences for fentanyl traffickers? Seriously? This is your answer?
But now it is five years later, and this committee, I think, apparently now, we are looking to see how it has been implemented.
Unfortunately, instead of promoting innovation and supporting the chemical industry, as the Act intended, it seems like EPA is stifling innovation and creating barriers to commerce for new and existing materials.
With all due respect, Chairman Rush--and we have been friends for years--this hearing seems to be taking on an air of distraction from what Americans are really dealing with across this country.





