Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt on Wednesday described his controversial trip to Morocco last year as business-related, fighting accusations that the visit was inappropriate and needlessly expensive.
Pruitt told the Senate Appropriations Interior-Environment Subcommittee that he was in the country strictly to work out the environmental side of a free-trade deal between Morocco and the United States.
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