Gina McCarthy appears before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee seeking confirmation as administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
McCarthy, now an assistant administrator in charge of the agency’s Air and Radiation Office, has been at the center of the email scandal over “Richard Windsor,” the false identity established by EPA for McCarthy’s recently resigned boss, Lisa Jackson.
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