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- Jennifer AdamsThe solitary reason I liked this page was to express my outrage at the appointment of Mr. Broun to this committee. Fire and brimstone have no place in a scientific discussion unless that discussion happens to be about chemistry. America needs true leadership to reclaim its edge in the areas of science and technology and it insults all of us to have this Luddite voodoo preacher sit on this committee. Shame on the entire House for approving this.2 · about 2 weeks ago
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- Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight sends letter to NOAA.
“After six months, NOAA still refuses to provide details on senior management travel, only lending credibility to allegations that some of this travel was inappropriate and unnecessary,” said Chairman Broun. - Yesterday, Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight sent a letter to EPA to Request IG Review of Experiments on Humans:
“In light of EPA’s characterization of health and mortality concerns associated with these pollutants and its exec...ution of experiments that appear inconsistent with these findings, I question the appropriateness of testing humans with high concentrations of pollutants that EPA considers dangerous at any level,” Chairman Broun adds in the letter."See More - Committee sends letter to EPA:
...“Given the importance of this study and the potential implications it could have for oil and gas production in the U.S., we urge EPA to ensure selection of a balanced panel with relevant technical expertise, and one that does not unnecessarily exclude nominees with relevant (and, in fact, essential) industry experience,” the letter states." ... - ActivityNovemberPeople Who Like ThisVisits71