Article: Hillary Clinton says White House hid New York toxins risk

Senator Hillary Clinton has put herself at the forefront of an attack on the Bush administration, threatening to block a key political appointment until the White House explains why it failed to issue accurate warnings about air quality in Manhattan after the World Trade Centre collapse.

The former first lady said she would use her position on the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee to prevent Mike Leavitt, the outgoing governor of Utah, being confirmed as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Although she has no particular problem with Mr Leavitt, Mrs Clinton made clear that she was furious with the White House for failing to explain why air quality ...

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