because we're talking here about chromium and other hazardous pollutants that can cause cancer and harm the reproductive and developmental systems of our pa. but it's a threat to everybody. so as i look at your work that you have produced on this you say that once the law is implemented, we will see up to, every year. we will see 2800 fewer cases of chronic bronchitis. we will see 4,700 fewer heart attacks. 130,000 fewer asthma attacks. i know senator lautenberg, every time you speak, i'm talking to senator lautenberg -- wanted to say, every time you speak about losing your sister to asthma and the -- and i am glad that you remind us of this because a lot of times you hear these speeches about, you know, bureaucracy and jobs and things which i think are off base. but we forget about why we set up this entity. and what it means that when epa implements the utility mac and start to control chromium and other pollutants, we will see 130,000 fewer asthma attacks every year. we will see 5,700 fewer hospital emergency room visits. and 3 million fewer restricted activity days. so i guess my qu

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oh, i'm desperately in need of more benzene, chromium and lead. i have never heard one say i'm willing to risk the fact that my grandchild who is going to be born in a few months, i'm willing to risk the fact that they may have brain damage. oh, repeal the clean air act, repeal the rules. i hope we will vote down this amendment. this amendment is described as being nothing but a delay when it actually changes the standards for the most poisonous pollution known to humankind. i would call it instead of the e.p.a. regulatory relief act, i would call it the increase poisonous pollution in america act. and let me tell you my friend who is supporting her amendment. let me tell you who opposes it. people from her own state. the national association of county and city health officials, the american lung association, the american public health association, the american thoracic society, the asthma and allergy foundation of america. that's just a partial list. we need to vote this down. my friend makes a number of points about biomass, and we have the grea

because we're talking here about cutting mercury, arsenic, lead chromium and other hazardous pollutantsnd harm the reproductive and developmental systems of our children in particular. but it's a threat to everybody. so as i look at your work that you have produced on this, you say that once the law's implemented, we will see up to 11,000 premature deaths avoided every year. we will see 2800 fewer cases of chronic bronchitis. we will see 4700 fewer heart attacks, 130,000 fewer asthma attacks. i know, senator lautenberg, every time you speak -- i'm talking to senator lautenberg. i just wanted to say every time you speak about losing your sister to asthma, and i'm glad that you remind us of this because a lot of times you hear these speeches about, you know, bureaucracy and jobs and things which i think are off base, but we forget about why we set up this entity and what it means that when epa implements the utility mat and start to control mercury, arsenic, lead and chromium and other hazardous pollutants, we will see 130,000 fewer asthma attacks every year. we will see 5700 fewer hospit

what's called the "rod 4-10," a stainless steel rod, it has some chromium in it, so that's what's gonna be our biggest concern. teresa howe: engineering controls are the primary tactic that we would like to use in occupational health and safety to keep exposures away from the employees. those are methods that we use, or perhaps devices that we use, to actually control the exposure at the point of generation, perhaps; isolate or separate the employee from the exposure; engineer the release of the hazardous material. for example, engineer that out of the process, so that we just don't have the exposures. for many reasons, howe considers personal protective equipment the least desirable line of defense. howe: we really hate to have toely on these devices. they can be, you know, they can fail. they can come from the manufacturer with holes in them. a glove with a... maybe a small pinhole leak that the employee might not notice, and they're relying on this for chemical protection to keep that material off of their skin. with respirators, for example, there can be breakthrough in the cartridg

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