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This bill matters because it's about who gets to decide how much pollution is allowed in our air and how clean our environment is. If this bill passes, it would prevent a federal rule aimed at reducing air pollution from Indiana from taking effect. This could mean more air pollution traveling from Indiana to other states, potentially impacting public health for millions of people downwind, contributing to respiratory illnesses and other health problems.
If the bill does not pass, the EPA's rule would go into effect, potentially leading to cleaner air for Indiana and neighboring states, but possibly increasing costs for Indiana's power plants and industries to meet the new limits. Voters should care because it affects the balance between environmental protection, business costs, and state versus federal authority over environmental regulations.
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This bill matters because it's about who gets to decide how much pollution is allowed in our air and how clean our environment is. If this bill passes, it would prevent a federal rule aimed at reducing air pollution from Indiana from taking effect. This could mean more air pollution traveling from Indiana to other states, potentially impacting public health for millions of people downwind, contributing to respiratory illnesses and other health problems.
If the bill does not pass, the EPA's rule would go into effect, potentially leading to cleaner air for Indiana and neighboring states, but possibly increasing costs for Indiana's power plants and industries to meet the new limits. Voters should care because it affects the balance between environmental protection, business costs, and state versus federal authority over environmental regulations.
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On the Motion to Proceed S.J.Res. 60