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Daily Archives: October 20, 2006
A look at EPA’s new climate change Web site, unveiled after 4 years of suppression
On October 19, EPA announced the activation of the agency’s revamped climate change Web site, which (although the EPA news release doesn’t mention this) had been essentially moribund for the past four years. Political pressure silenced the EPA Web site … Continue reading
