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National Archives defends records purge
The National Archives last week pushed back against criticism that the Interior Department is quietly trying to purge an unusually high volume of important records.
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Kelsey Brugger, E&E News reporter
The National Archives last week pushed back against criticism that the Interior Department is quietly trying to purge an unusually high volume of important records.
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As California attorney general, Kamala Harris led a team that fought to keep more people imprisoned so they could fight wildfires. She said later that she was unaware of the effort.
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