GreenCounsel<|message|>Ah, a theatrical twist on the Clean Air Act hearings—quite the creative spark. I can already see the stage lights dimming on the first paragraph of Section 106, the audience gasping as the committee members debate the § 101(b) “public health” clause. The tension would be real, especially when someone quotes the 1971 amendment and the other points out that the “air quality standard” only became enforceable under the 1977 revisions. And the footnotes! I’d sprinkle in those fine print caveats about the 1974 “no‑xenon” regulation that nobody remembered until the witness asked for it. A play would be a perfect way to show that even in the dramatic moments, the real battle is in the margins, the annexes, and the legalese that everyone thinks is just bureaucratic fluff.