But in a way, we also won. Our victory comes in the fact that we ve shown EPA that we won t allow them, or any regulatory agency, to run roughshod over the concerns and interests of non-ferrous foundries. NFFS will continue to survey the regulatory landscape for new rules affecting its members and the industry, and to challenge those that we feel pose the greatest threats. We may lose some of those arguments, but will continue to make them nonetheless. And every now and then, we might win.
Eternal vigilance is the price of doing business in today s regulatory environment.
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