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Zinke '100 percent confident' he'll be cleared in probes
U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke declared Monday he's "100 percent confident" no wrongdoing will be found in pending ethics investigations that have stirred speculation he could get ousted from President Donald Trump's Cabinet.
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A courtside view of Scott Pruitt’s cozy ties with a billionaire coal baron
The E.P.A. chief, who has reversed Obama-era rules on coal mining, enjoyed a superfan experience at a University of Kentucky basketball game — courtesy of an industry executive.
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Pruitt’s dinner with Cardinal accused of abuse was kept off public schedule
The E.P.A. chief dined with Cardinal George Pell, who was later charged with assault. But the agency is said to have omitted the cardinal from official schedules.
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The 10 biggest revelations from the massive trove of internal EPA emails
Secrecy. Paranoia. Lack of Transparency. And Pruitt’s favorite restaurant.
insideclimatenews.org
Industry sway over EPA is stronger now than under Reagan, study says
When EPA decisions are based on industry priorities rather than public interest, that's regulatory capture.
Scott Pruitt, swamp creature
Scott Pruitt's only tenuous claim to environmental protection concerns a sort of wetland preservation - namely, his immense contributions to the ethical swamp President Trump promised to drain.
Editorial
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While the EPA shortchanges St. Louis, Pruitt enjoys the perks of power
The part of Pruitt's record that is not an environmental disaster is marked by a grandiose array of privilege and perks. He is the very embodiment of the Washington swamp. Which is why it's time for Pruitt to go.
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