The Good Neighbor Rule asks polluters to follow the simplest parenting rule in the book: when you make a mess, you clean it up—so it doesn’t become someone else’s mess. But EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin doesn’t seem to care if polluters clean up their messes.
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