WASHINGTON — A Senate committee voted Wednesday to advance President
Donald Trump's controversial pick to become the country’s top regulator
of toxic chemicals, a crucial step toward his confirmation.
On a 11-10 party line vote, the Senate
Environment and Public Works committee approved Michael Dourson’s
nomination to lead the Environmental Protection Agency’s office of
chemical safety. His nomination now moves to the Senate for a full vote.
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