Environmental Protection Agency air chief Gina McCarthy on Tuesday
defended her agency’s efforts to control its message — including
controlling journalists’ ability to speak to EPA scientists.
“There is no question that EPA carefully manages EPA’s business, which means that not everybody has the credibility within the agency to speak to everything going on within the agency,” McCarthy said during a panel on citizen access to scientific information that was hosted by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
“There is no question that EPA carefully manages EPA’s business, which means that not everybody has the credibility within the agency to speak to everything going on within the agency,” McCarthy said during a panel on citizen access to scientific information that was hosted by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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