EPA Watchdog Suggests Agency Recover $124,000 in Pruitt’s ‘Excessive’ Travel Expenses

Washington Post

The EPA’s inspector general is recommending that the agency try to recover nearly $124,000 in improper travel expenses by former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, who resigned last year amid controversy over his spending, travel and ties to lobbyists and outside groups. It highlighted the fiscal impact of his penchant for high-end travel and also noted the number of trips home to Oklahoma.

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