Scott Pruitt

The Government Accountability Office is looking into it.

Pruitt referred to an unrelated verse from the Book of Joshua to explain his removal of EPA funded scientists from the agency's advisory boards.

Scott Pruitt wants to end Obama's "war on coal." But Americans care about climate change, worry how it will affect their lives, and think the Clean Power Act was a pretty great idea.

Conway had taken flights with Tom Price, who resigned as Health and Human Services secretary amid reports on the subject.

A new program will have the EPA working with lobbying groups to "reduce unnecessary regulatory burden."

See also: Scott Walker and Sarah Palin.

A common response from deniers is to complain that scientists shouldn't politicize tragedies.

A former PR man for Trump says he is scrubbing climate change from projects the government organization funds.

The Associated Press' retorted that the EPA was not on site at toxic chemical dumps around Houston, Texas.

Three White House officials evade the question of whether Trump believes in climate change.

Lawyers for the Sierra Club asked the EPA to check whether Pruitt violated policy by saying, "I would not agree that [carbon is] a primary contributor to the global warming that we see."

Seventeen lawmakers sign on; sponsor says "many, many more" are interested.

The EPA chief says carbon dioxide is not a primary contributor to global warming.

The new head of the Environmental Protection Agency said he understood why some Americans want to see his agency eliminated completely.

The night after EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt gave his first speech to the agency, a group of scientists decided to check the veracity of his speech—and left him comments.

Critics of the agency have complained that regulations ushered in by former Democratic President Barack Obama have killed thousands of energy jobs by restricting carbon emissions and limiting areas open to coal mining and oil drilling.

The nomination of Pruitt, who sued the EPA more than a dozen times on behalf of his oil-producing state and has doubted the science of climate change, sparked widespread concern in progressive circles, and has upset many former and current agency employees.

As Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt sued the EPA more than a dozen times on behalf of the oil-drilling state and he has cast doubts on the science of climate change.

Acting agency administrator is trying to boost morale amid worries that politics will influence EPA's scientific work.

The Oklahoma attorney general has filed or joined some two dozen lawsuits intending to block environmental regulations.

The Oklahoman is still likely to be pushed through by the GOP.

Trump's EPA pick Scott Pruitt is in the pocket of the fossil fuel industry.

Man-made earthquakes, caused by fracking, threaten to take out a crucial part of the nation's energy infrastructure. But don't expect Rex Tillerson, Scott Pruitt or Rick Perry to do anything about it.

President-elect Donald Trump stirred further controversy with his picks for the EPA, homeland security, and China ambassador.