Cynthia Lummis actually said...

And normally, under CERCLA, the polluter pays, but if the substance is there, and the polluter can't be identified, the ratepayer could pay. Correct?

Lummis highlights the risk of ratepayers bearing costs if polluters are unidentified.

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