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The EPA is in charge of clean up in case of CBRN attack. There is a branch of the EPA charged with developing and testing ways of doing so. As such they have access to intelligence on what the greatest threats are thought to be, capabilities of existing military hardware to handle such threats, etc. Some of that info is classified, hence the need to have facilities in which to access it.
Source: Used to work there
Unlike everyone else on this thread, you have facts. Thanks! We alI learned something new.
Pruitt will go to bat for any industry whose pollution causes cancer, desecrates the environment, or poisons our water. He is an absolute disgrace and a gift to the Koch Brothers at the expense of the middle classes. He should not be anywhere near the EPA. He is a disgrace.
The EPA is in charge of clean up in case of CBRN attack. There is a branch of the EPA charged with developing and testing ways of doing so. As such they have access to intelligence on what the greatest threats are thought to be, capabilities of existing military hardware to handle such threats, etc. Some of that info is classified, hence the need to have facilities in which to access it.
Source: Used to work there
Hmm. Interesting. I don't recall the Army's NBC school having anything like that at Ft McClellan, Alabama.
The EPA is in charge of clean up in case of CBRN attack. There is a branch of the EPA charged with developing and testing ways of doing so. As such they have access to intelligence on what the greatest threats are thought to be, capabilities of existing military hardware to handle such threats, etc. Some of that info is classified, hence the need to have facilities in which to access it.
Source: Used to work there
Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Out of curiosity, has this kind of "secrecy booth" always existed?
The EPA is in charge of clean up in case of CBRN attack. There is a branch of the EPA charged with developing and testing ways of doing so. As such they have access to intelligence on what the greatest threats are thought to be, capabilities of existing military hardware to handle such threats, etc. Some of that info is classified, hence the need to have facilities in which to access it.
The EPA is in charge of clean up in case of CBRN attack. There is a branch of the EPA charged with developing and testing ways of doing so. As such they have access to intelligence on what the greatest threats are thought to be, capabilities of existing military hardware to handle such threats, etc. Some of that info is classified, hence the need to have facilities in which to access it.
Source: Used to work there
After I found out about the woman he hired as senior counsel who followed him from the OK non-profit he created and hired her to work for...that she was given a raise higher than the WH approved, that she was absent from work for weeks at a time w/o any problems from Pruitt---that she resigned as soon as the spotlight shown on her (that letter from the Dems and 3 Republicans plus the media attention)
I think maybe they needed that soundproof room for some private moments...
Just close the office door and whisper... There, $25,000 saved.
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