On the recordFebruary 26, 2003
Yet, somehow the EPA revived the National Assessment by submitting it to the United Nations as Chapter 6 of the Climate Action Report 2002 as a, quote, 'policy position' or an official statement of the U.S. Government.
Yet, somehow the EPA revived the National Assessment by submitting it to the United Nations as Chapter 6 of the Climate Action Report 2002 as a, quote, 'policy position' or an official statement of the U.S. Government.
Inhofe criticizes the EPA for reviving the National Assessment as a policy position.
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