On the recordApril 11, 2011
In my view, there is no need to destroy the current partnership between State and Federal regulators and put the EPA in the driver's seat.
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congress.govIn my view, there is no need to destroy the current partnership between State and Federal regulators and put the EPA in the driver's seat.
Cornyn argues against increased EPA regulation over hydraulic fracturing.
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