Response to Lester Lave

Moore, Curtis

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-8353-0_13

Curtis Moore³

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I agree completely that acid rain is an air pollution problem and an awful lot of people have lost sight of the fact that you can’t talk just about acid rain, and that you have to talk about acid rain and acid rain precursors.

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Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, Room SD-410, Dirksen Building, U.S. Senate, 20510, Washington, DC, USA
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Chemical Engineering and Policy Analyses (CEPA), Rochester, New York, USA
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Moore, C. (1985). Response to Lester Lave. In: Mandelbaum, P., Beal, C. (eds) Acid Rain Economic Assessment. Environmental Science Research (closed), vol 33. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8353-0_13

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