On the recordJuly 8, 2015
According to news reports and emails obtained by the Committee, Mr. Goo, back to the Director of Policy, apparently attempted to skirt transparency.
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congress.govAccording to news reports and emails obtained by the Committee, Mr. Goo, back to the Director of Policy, apparently attempted to skirt transparency.
Accusing the EPA Policy Director of avoiding transparency in meetings.
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