On the recordSeptember 15, 2015
The questions that we must ask today: where was the EPA during this initial notification and closure of the river?
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congress.govCory Gardner: “The questions that we must ask today: where was the EPA during this initial notification and closure of the river?”
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Gardner raises concerns about the EPA's absence during critical moments after the spill.
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