Changes to the Way the EPA Regulates Deadly Air Pollutants

The Brian Lehrer Show | Jan 13

Maxine Joselow, New York Times reporter covering climate policy, shares her reporting that found the EPA will no longer measure the lives saved by regulating two air pollutants, and what that might mean for how companies operate, how clean the air is and how it will negatively affect people's health.

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