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Ryan Zinke broke ethics rules while leading Trump's Interior Dept., keeping improper ties with land developers, watchdog finds - The Boston Globe
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52% : This raised conflict-of-interest concerns because the project involved a development group funded by David Lesar, the then-chairman of Halliburton, which stood to benefit from policies that Zinke oversaw encouraging oil and gas drilling on public lands. 47% : A major proponent of oil and gas drilling, as well as coal mining, he resigned under pressure less than two years later under an avalanche of investigations into his conduct.
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