On the recordMarch 19, 2013
If the EPA scientific process is viewed as being biased, or less than willing to consider every point of view, their credibility suffers.
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congress.govIf the EPA scientific process is viewed as being biased, or less than willing to consider every point of view, their credibility suffers.
Bonamici emphasizes the importance of credibility in the EPA's scientific process.
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