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Gowdy quips Pruitt should become 'monk,' not fly first class
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) yesterday mocked EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for flying first class because of security concerns, suggesting Pruitt join the monastery to avoid his critics.
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Kevin Bogardus, E&E News reporter
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) yesterday mocked EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt for flying first class because of security concerns, suggesting Pruitt join the monastery to avoid his critics.
EPA coordinated with House Republicans about plans to restrict science used in crafting regulations, newly released emails show.
By Scott Waldman and Niina Heikkinen in Climatewire
Invoking a Korean War-era law to aid coal and nuclear units would represent an drastic expansion of the Trump administration's rescue push, lobbyists and analysts said yesterday.
By Benjamin Storrow and Zack Colman in Climatewire
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EPA coordinated with House Republicans about plans to restrict science used in crafting regulations, newly released emails show.
By Scott Waldman and Niina Heikkinen in Climatewire
Invoking a Korean War-era law to aid coal and nuclear units would represent an drastic expansion of the Trump administration's rescue push, lobbyists and analysts said yesterday.
By Benjamin Storrow and Zack Colman in Climatewire