President Reagan made a point of appointing administrators to the Environmental Protection Agency who were sympathetic to

A.

agricultural interests.

B.

environmental interests.

C.

foreign interests.

D.

business interests.

Question

President Reagan made a point of appointing administrators to the Environmental Protection Agency who were sympathetic to

	


 A. 		
			   

agricultural interests.
   
	


 B. 		
			   

environmental interests.
   
	


 C. 		
			   

foreign interests.
   
	


 D. 		
			   

business interests.

anonymous · Answer

Mostly (D) business interests. The head of the EPA, Gorsich, was famously (or infamously) regarded by some to be one of the worst things that had happened to the agency, gutting a number of its powers in favor of business oriented directives as well as indirectly involved with a scandal involving monies that may have been used to support Republican political prospects.