Investigators: No merit to WSDOT worker claims he was forced out
The former WSDOT economist said he was forced out for "refusing to violate state law and lie" about how the state's cap-and-trade program affected gas prices.
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The former WSDOT economist said he was forced out for "refusing to violate state law and lie" about how the state's cap-and-trade program affected gas prices.
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