If we, as representatives of the American people, people who are directly affected by EPA's activities, are not provided with the information necessary to verify that the agency's practices are fulfilling both the letter and the spirit of the law, how can we know that the agency isn't getting rid of the very records it is required to preserve?
Bridenstine questions the transparency of the EPA's record-keeping.
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