In 2012, the Obama administration instituted a new rule on mercury pollution. But it did so employing a strange rationale.
The cost-benefit analysis showed that this regulation, at a cost of $9.6 billion, would return health, safety, and environmental benefits of only $6 million associated with the reduction of mercury emissions.
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