Much has been said, both today and over the past 2-1/2 years by observers of EPA's actions, about the danger of politicizing these boards, and filling them with unqualified appointees, climate deniers, and a high number of individuals who are financially dependent on regulated industries.
Wexton discusses concerns over politicization and qualifications of EPA advisory boards.
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