Although the EPA has acknowledged the magnitude of this crisis, its initial lack of communication and coordination in events leading up to and following the spill are suitable for congressional oversight.
Cory Gardner: “Although the EPA has acknowledged the magnitude of this crisis, its initial lack of communication and coordination in…”
On the recordSeptember 15, 2015
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Gardner criticizes the EPA's response and communication after the Gold King Mine spill.
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