I guess my question to you, Mr. Teichman, can you assure this Committee that EPA will not use a steering committee or the broader interagency working group to search for holes or engage in a search for ways to regulate hydraulic fracturing, rather than trying to help Congress find some way to support jobs and seek for jobs?
Rohrabacher questions EPA's intentions regarding hydraulic fracturing regulations.
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