On the recordJune 17, 2014
The science and economic consequences and legal underpinnings of the EPA's actions to advance the President's climate action plan are topics the Administration does not want to discuss in detail.
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Vitter criticizes the Administration's reluctance to discuss the implications of EPA's climate actions.
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