A federal judge said Friday that the Environmental Protection Agency is being “ridiculous” for trying to bar one of its former Republican officials from testifying against the agency.
EPA tried to block Jeff Holmstead, who served as the agency’s longest serving air pollution chief under Republican President George W. Bush, from testifying as an expert witness in a case brought against it by the coal firm Murray Energy.
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