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Case Study George's Plant Mexico
George's plant is not producing emissions within federal law and regulations.
If he relocate the plant in Mexico, it would end the job opportunities for the people in Hondo
If they move to mexico where there's no regulations , they would be able to operate without paying fines , but the plant will still produce contaminants and it will not be good for people in
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