Key Takeaways:
- 1. The EPA may be vulnerable to criticism if it relies on an incomplete draft report for scientific justifications.
- 2. The National Academies of Science released a climate report prompting the EPA to fast-track a new analysis of greenhouse gases.
- 3. Republicans in Congress, led by Rep. James Comer, are investigating the National Academies for preparing the report, accusing it of undermining the Trump Administration.
The EPA's reliance on an incomplete draft report for scientific justifications could lead to criticism. The National Academies released a climate report, prompting the EPA to expedite a new analysis of greenhouse gases. Republicans, led by Rep. James Comer, are investigating the National Academies for preparing the report, accusing it of undermining the Trump Administration.
Insight: The investigation into the National Academies' report highlights the political tensions surrounding climate science and the EPA's decision-making process.
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