Should the USEPA have a “Help Wanted” List Rather than a “Most Wanted” List?

Posted on February 10, 2019 by lawhukukinet

That is the opinion of Steven Milloy, a junk science expert and the publisher of Junk Science.com. Mr. Milloy writes: It’s little wonder why the FBI’s “Most Wanted” list doesn’t include anyone accused of breaking federal environmental laws. It’s hard…

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