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Doesn't this imply that the regulation could never have been passed in the first place?
by jbay808 6y ago
Doesn't this imply that the regulation could never have been passed in the first place?
- rsynnott 6y agoThe major anti-pollution regulations were largely passed against a background of dead and extremely sick people, which concentrated the public's mind. Death and injury from pollution is now greatly reduced and less visible where it does occur, and it's less on peoples' minds, so there's a risk of backsliding.