On the recordJuly 23, 2013
Unfortunately, despite promises made to the members of this panel, EPA's lawyers have prevented the supposedly independent panel of experts from responding directly to these questions.
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congress.govUnfortunately, despite promises made to the members of this panel, EPA's lawyers have prevented the supposedly independent panel of experts from responding directly to these questions.
Criticizing EPA for hindering the independent panel's ability to respond to questions.
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