Environmental groups question EPA chief Scott Pruitt’s travel

Published July 24, 2017 4:37pm ET



Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt spent nearly half his time in his home state of Oklahoma in the early months of running the agency, according to travel documents obtained by an environmental watchdog group.

The travel documents show that Pruitt was in Oklahoma for 43 of his first 92 days at the agency after being confirmed in February. The travel logs were for March, April and May.

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