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Watchdog concludes that EPA wasted at least $9 million on unneeded storage

By Ethan Barton
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Watchdog concludes that EPA wasted at least $9 million on unneeded storage

Storage facilities mismanaged by the Environmental Protection Agency cost taxpayers nearly $9 million, according to a government watchdog.

The EPA’s inspector general reviewed eight storage facilities owned or leased by the EPA, which held facilities-management contracts worth nearly $50 million.

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