Sharkey argues that this approach is a “short-term fix” that will not address the underlying issues of the dysfunctional regulatory system. He believes that the new Bill is a “missed opportunity” to reform the system and instead focuses on punishment rather than prevention. He cites the example of the River Shannon, where the water quality has been declining for years due to industrial pollution.

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