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A coalition of business and labor organizations has formally requested that the governor and state legislature intervene to prevent the adoption of the new PACT rule by the Department of Environmental Protection. The proposed rule, which aims to address environmental concerns, has raised significant alarm among various stakeholders who believe it could impose undue burdens on businesses and potentially threaten job security.
Representatives from the coalition argue that the PACT rule could lead to increased operational costs for businesses, which may ultimately result in higher prices for consumers and a slowdown in economic growth. They emphasize the importance of balancing environmental objectives with the need for a robust economic environment that fosters job creation and sustains livelihoods.
The groups are calling for a thorough review of the proposed regulations, advocating for a collaborative approach that includes input from both the business community and labor representatives. As discussions continue, the outcome of this appeal could have lasting implications for the state's economic landscape and environmental policies.
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