A key architect of the Trump administration’s
efforts to weaken federal climate rules is under scrutiny by a federal
watchdog for his dealings with industry players who lobbied the
government to ease carbon pollution limits. It is the third inquiry into whether Bill Wehrum,
who headed the Environmental Protection Agency’s air policy division
from November 2017 until last month, violated federal ethics rules.
Publisher: Washington Post | Author: Juliet Eilperin
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2019-07-23 (Modified: 2019-07-23)STAR RATING
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