On the recordMarch 3, 2015
The President's $8.6 billion proposal to fund the EPA represents a $452 million increase from last year's enacted levels but sacrifices core responsibilities in the pursuit of new regulations.
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congress.govThe President's $8.6 billion proposal to fund the EPA represents a $452 million increase from last year's enacted levels but sacrifices core responsibilities in the pursuit of new regulations.
Inhofe criticizes the President's budget for the EPA, claiming it neglects core responsibilities.
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