EPA Stands By Decision To Allow Biden Appointee To Retain Ties Chinese Government-Controlled University
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52% Positive
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : The Environmental Protection Agency stands by its decision to allow a high-ranking political appointee to retain a professional relationship with a Chinese government-controlled university while serving in the Biden administration.53% : Protect the Public's Trust (PPT), the watchdog group that first obtained the records, said in a statement Tuesday that the university is effectively an "arm of the Chinese government" and that "one can presume from the leave that [Frey] plans to return to his employment with the Chinese government upon completing his tenure at EPA."
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