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Bush Again Pushes 3 Nominees Seen as Pro-Industry WASHINGTON - The White House has renominated three people for top jobs affecting the environment who were previously blocked in Congress because of their pro-industry views.According to industry lobbyists and Republican aides in Congress, Bush intends to skirt the Senate approval process if necessary by making recess appointments to put the three nominees in the posts. All three have ties to industries that face costly Environmental Protection Agency restrictions, and all three have previously bypassed or questioned the EPA's scientific process.

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Bush Again Pushes 3 Nominees Seen as Pro-Industry

WASHINGTON - The White House has renominated three people for top jobs affecting the environment who were previously blocked in Congress because of their pro-industry views.According to industry lobbyists and Republican aides in Congress, Bush intends to skirt the Senate approval process if necessary by making recess appointments to put the three nominees in the posts.

All three have ties to industries that face costly Environmental Protection Agency restrictions, and all three have previously bypassed or questioned the EPA's scientific process.