If your agency's own policy document encourages judicial action when a situation is escalating, why did the EPA wait so long to take action in Flint?
Gary Peters: “If your agency's own policy document encourages judicial action when a situation is escalating, why did the EPA wait so…”
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Questioning the EPA's delayed response to the Flint water crisis.
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