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February 7, 2007
CA Senator tells EPA chief no more bowing to industry
"I want to send a clear signal to EPA and to this administration: We are watching. No longer will EPA rollbacks quietly escape scrutiny."
--California Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer warning EPA administrator Stephen Johnson over rules changes that could limit the input of scientific advisers into agency decisions and reduce public access to information about toxic substances in communities.