INTERIOR

Zinke details ethics, energy, public lands positions

Corbin Hiar, Geof Koss and Marc Heller, E&E News reporters

Published: Monday, January 30, 2017

Ahead of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's vote tomorrow on Interior secretary nominee Ryan Zinke, the Montana Republican lawmaker disclosed to the committee that a super political action committee he was once affiliated with is under investigation and reaffirmed his opposition to turning federal lands over to states.

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