But Mary Lou Soscia, EPA's Columbia River coordinator, said the agency can need $5 million to $6 million to implement some significant "early actions," including more widespread public education, mercury collection and pesticide reduction efforts with agriculture.
But Mary Lou Soscia, EPA's Columbia River coordinator, said the agency needs $5 million to $6 million to implement some significant "early actions," including more widespread public education, mercury collection and pesticide reduction efforts with agriculture.