On the recordSeptember 16, 2015
Wouldn't it have been prudent for the EPA to have had their engineers to be able to have the oversight, to be able to make some good choices before we had a catastrophe?
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congress.govScott Tipton: “Wouldn't it have been prudent for the EPA to have had their engineers to be able to have the oversight, to be able to…”
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Tipton questions the EPA's lack of engineering oversight before a disaster.
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