How do you make public policy and not have that model available for everyone to vet and make sure that--because who knows? Is it stringent enough; is it too stringent?
David Schweikert: “How do you make public policy and not have that model available for everyone to vet and make sure that--because who…”
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Schweikert raises concerns about the transparency of EPA's modeling in public policy.
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