EPA Needs to Listen to the Public. Will New Public Participation Guidance Help?
Union of Concerned Scientists
OCTOBER 7, 2024
And without effective tools for public participation, these decisions will be disproportionately informed by the actors with the most power, resources, and access—namely, the polluting industries themselves. As an example: suppose EPA issued a “request for public comment” on a draft rule related to toxic air pollutants.
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