Randy is the general manager of a regional chemical plant in the United States. Large amounts of pollutants and smoke are emitted through the plant's smokestack every day. The level of pollutants is within the standards and requirements set by the Environmental Protection Agency and, currently, the plant is not violating any existing laws. However, residents who live near the plant and workers are complaining about minor health problems they believe to be caused by the smoke. Although no tests have been run yet, it is possible for smoke and other pollutants to have a negative impact on health. After investigating numerous alternatives, Randy learns that the most effective remedy for the smoke and other pollutants would be to install a "scrubber" system, which will remove 90% of the pollutants and ash. However, the system is expensive with an installation cost of $3 million Select the answer choice below that BEST summarizes the nature of this dilemma. This is a legal issue. The company is violating EPA requirements. This is an ethical issue. The company may be contributing to health issues of local residents and workers and should investigate and remedy the problem, as needed. This is a legal and an ethical issue. The company is violating current EPA requirements and, by doing this, is causing the declining health of residents and workers