The National Park Service has officially withdrawn a controversial document objecting to fracking, scrubbing the record and acknowledging that it broke its own rules on sticking to strict science in its zeal to pressure a fellow federal agency.
The embarrassing admission, which came from Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis in a letter to Rep. Rob Bishop, said the comments never should have been submitted, went out without his review, and shouldn’t have cited a New York Times op-ed as scientific evidence.
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The POS will 'executive order' his newly militarized EPA to storm and hold any fracking operations he doesn't want happening. And, if he wants it to continue.., it will.
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Yeah. We didn't mean to bring SCIENCE and facts to the table, boys. Our bad. Hysteria and MONEY is what has always worked before....we didn't mean to change the game....
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