
White House Hobbles Nuclear Weapons Safety Agency
As Trump calls for new bomb production, the administration cuts safety board access to nuclear facilities
The Center for Public Integrity is a nonprofit investigative reporting organization in Washington, D.C.
As Trump calls for new bomb production, the administration cuts safety board access to nuclear facilities
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William Ruckelshaus, the first EPA administrator, criticizes today’s GOP attacks on the agency as well as industry efforts to thwart scientific evaluations of toxic chemicals
A ban on arsenic-containing pesticides was lifted after a lawmaker disrupted a scientific assessment by the EPA
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