EPA's recent announcement that it is walking away from its attempt to link hydraulic fracturing to groundwater issues in Wyoming is the most recent example of the Agency employing what I consider a 'shoot first, ask questions later' policy towards unconventional oil and gas production.
Criticism of EPA's handling of hydraulic fracturing investigations.
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There is a definite need, and as people have said, infrastructure has been redefined from what it was in the '70s or the '80s.
There is no more greater catastrophe that we could endure than if people actually believed, for legitimate reasons, that an election, a national election, had been stolen.
the 30 by 30 rule, I mean, that scares the life out of those of us from the West.
Debt and spending is the primary reason I ran for Congress 8 years ago, and this is a time when the challenges we had then seem rather small compared to the times we have now.
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