Report uses open records laws to force transparency on secretive agency
The EPA and environmental groups are exceptionally close for a government agency and lobby groups, with a revolving door and pressure from the groups often shaping EPA’s policies, according to a new report from a conservative watchdog group based on emails obtained in a yearslong battle with the agency.
The report, which details what the Energy & Environment Legal Institute terms “collusion” between the Environmental Protection Agency and eco-friendly groups, is also a study in the way E&E used open records laws to force transparency on a secretive agency.
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Knew it all along.They party on your tax dollars that's all.
it is a money laundering scheme - Sierra Club sues gubmint, gubmint settles with YOUR tax dollars, Sierra Club donates to "green" candidates, and so on...........
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