The largest cut to EPA is a 3 percent cut that the gentleman from Virginia just identified, and I want to read just briefly the type of things that we are seeking this minor reduction in: travel expenses, including uniforms or allowances thereof; hire of passenger motor vehicles; higher maintenance and operation of aircraft; purchase of reprints; library memberships in societies or associations which issue publications to members only or at a price to members lower than subscribers. This is hardly the gloom and doom scenario that has been outlined. This is a minor cut to a less than national security related program; and in exchange, we can fund science. I think clearly that our priorities ought to be in that regard rather than to library memberships and associations for EPA bureaucrats.
James Rogan: “The largest cut to EPA is a 3 percent cut that the gentleman from Virginia just identified, and I want to read just…”
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Discussing budget cuts to the EPA during a House committee meeting.
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