Watchdog finds EPA skirted rules when appointing industry leaders to science boards
Story Date: 7/16/2019

 

Source: Rebecca Beitsch, THE HILL, 7/15/19


The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) increased the number of industry representatives and consultants on its top scientific board and failed to ensure all those appointees met ethics requirements, a government watchdog found. A report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found the EPA did not follow the process for selecting the “best qualified and most appropriate candidates” for two important committees that advise on environmental regulations and also “did not ensure that all appointees met ethics requirements.”

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