On the recordMarch 13, 2014
Do you actually believe you have the authority to do an environmental statement without Congress changing the law that prohibits it, specifically 1056(e)?
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congress.govDo you actually believe you have the authority to do an environmental statement without Congress changing the law that prohibits it, specifically 1056(e)?
Bishop questions the Secretary of the Air Force about authority for environmental statements.
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