Scott Pruitt has gone - for all the wrong reasons
Tom Chivers argues that despite the federal government's corruption and incompetence, there are still reasons to hope the US can drive global climate action
Scott Pruitt is no longer the head of the US Environmental Protection Agency. This is something we can all celebrate. The reason that he's gone is that he was on the take. He rented a fancy apartment...
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