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Here's what the link says. If you have something else, let's see it:
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has named a former chemical industry attorney to lead its Superfund Task Force in charge of improving and expediting cleanup of some of the country’s most polluted sites.
Steven Cook has worked for the EPA for three months as deputy assistant administrator in the EPA’s Office of Land and Emergency Management, the office in charge of the agency’s emergency response and waste programs. Before coming to the EPA, Cook worked for more than two decades as senior corporate counsel at LyondellBasell, which describes itself as “one of the largest plastics, chemicals and refining companies in the world.”
If he has a chemical engineering degree, he hasn't used it in a very long time.
Guess what...there is a world of information that isn't in the link...and the fact that you only looked at the link is precisely why you remain an uninformed dupe. As to what he has done with his degree in chemical engineering, you are, as usual, just talking out of your ass with no idea of what he has done, or hasn't done with it. Let me guess, you believe the only way one may use a degree is to actually work for pay in the field. More dupery....but what else should one expect from you?
God are you stupid.[/QU
Here's what the link says. If you have something else, let's see it:
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has named a former chemical industry attorney to lead its Superfund Task Force in charge of improving and expediting cleanup of some of the country’s most polluted sites.
Steven Cook has worked for the EPA for three months as deputy assistant administrator in the EPA’s Office of Land and Emergency Management, the office in charge of the agency’s emergency response and waste programs. Before coming to the EPA, Cook worked for more than two decades as senior corporate counsel at LyondellBasell, which describes itself as “one of the largest plastics, chemicals and refining companies in the world.”
If he has a chemical engineering degree, he hasn't used it in a very long time.
Guess what...there is a world of information that isn't in the link...and the fact that you only looked at the link is precisely why you remain an uninformed dupe. As to what he has done with his degree in chemical engineering, you are, as usual, just talking out of your ass with no idea of what he has done, or hasn't done with it. Let me guess, you believe the only way one may use a degree is to actually work for pay in the field. More dupery....but what else should one expect from you?
God are you stupid.
Here's what the link says. If you have something else, let's see it:
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has named a former chemical industry attorney to lead its Superfund Task Force in charge of improving and expediting cleanup of some of the country’s most polluted sites.
Steven Cook has worked for the EPA for three months as deputy assistant administrator in the EPA’s Office of Land and Emergency Management, the office in charge of the agency’s emergency response and waste programs. Before coming to the EPA, Cook worked for more than two decades as senior corporate counsel at LyondellBasell, which describes itself as “one of the largest plastics, chemicals and refining companies in the world.”
If he has a chemical engineering degree, he hasn't used it in a very long time.
Guess what...there is a world of information that isn't in the link...and the fact that you only looked at the link is precisely why you remain an uninformed dupe. As to what he has done with his degree in chemical engineering, you are, as usual, just talking out of your ass with no idea of what he has done, or hasn't done with it. Let me guess, you believe the only way one may use a degree is to actually work for pay in the field. More dupery....but what else should one expect from you?
God are you stupid.
Golly, you obviously think he is a bad choice for the office, but you have yet to show WHY you think he is a bad choice for the office.
How would you know that his Chemical Engineering degree has not been used in his career?
Here's what the link says. If you have something else, let's see it:
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has named a former chemical industry attorney to lead its Superfund Task Force in charge of improving and expediting cleanup of some of the country’s most polluted sites.
Steven Cook has worked for the EPA for three months as deputy assistant administrator in the EPA’s Office of Land and Emergency Management, the office in charge of the agency’s emergency response and waste programs. Before coming to the EPA, Cook worked for more than two decades as senior corporate counsel at LyondellBasell, which describes itself as “one of the largest plastics, chemicals and refining companies in the world.”
If he has a chemical engineering degree, he hasn't used it in a very long time.
Guess what...there is a world of information that isn't in the link...and the fact that you only looked at the link is precisely why you remain an uninformed dupe. As to what he has done with his degree in chemical engineering, you are, as usual, just talking out of your ass with no idea of what he has done, or hasn't done with it. Let me guess, you believe the only way one may use a degree is to actually work for pay in the field. More dupery....but what else should one expect from you?
God are you stupid.
Golly, you obviously think he is a bad choice for the office, but you have yet to show WHY you think he is a bad choice for the office.
How would you know that his Chemical Engineering degree has not been used in his career?
He don't need no steenkin reason...he has consensus.
