On the recordJune 10, 2015
The court is left wondering whether the EPA has learned from its mistakes or if it will merely continue to address FOIA requests in the clumsy manner that has become its custom.
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Inhofe cites a judge's skepticism about the EPA's handling of FOIA requests.
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