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cjel-4062	Desautels, Jeffrey H.	Coercive Enforcement of the Clean Air Act: A Clash of Federalist Principles	2019	40	.pdf	application/pdf	19918	1008	63	In fact, as was pointed out in the Brief sub- mitted by the federal government to the Supreme Court, if the savings in health-related and other welfare costs (borne largely by state governments) anticipated from achieving the national primary ambient air quality standards are internalized, there may actually be a net saving to the states by enforcing their compliance. There are probably very few activities that would have been considered essential or traditional state functions one hundred years ago; yet, there is no question that at the present time state governments under- take them and their presence might be considered essential by many for continued existence of the type of state operations we have grown accustomed to expect.	cache/cjel-4062.pdf	txt/cjel-4062.txt