EPA Can't Tell Public Which Chem Plants Violate Safety Rules
"U.S. EPA knows which chemical facilities aren't following federal safety protocols, but it can't tell the public where they are."
"U.S. EPA knows which chemical facilities aren't following federal safety protocols, but it can't tell the public where they are."
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