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Hoarders, EPA edition: Warehouse at agency's headquarters found in 'deplorable condition'

While the IRS is trying to recover from the political corruption exposed by a recent inspector general’s report, another investigation has turned up dirt — real dirt, and a whole lot more — at EPA headquarters in Landover, Md. That’s right: the inspector general has discovered that the main EPA headquarters requires immediate attention … from the EPA. Your government at work, ladies and gentlemen.

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So, just what sort of conditions did the investigation uncover? The full report is available online, but in short, investigators found corrosion, vermin feces and mold, alongside TVs, furniture, unused appliances, a few pianos, stacks of passports with personal information, several “unauthorized personal spaces” and a makeshift gym.

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The government leases the space at a cost of around $750,000 a year.

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Who wants a gold-embossed EPA mug that might or might not have been found in a pile of vermin feces? Your tax dollars paid for it, after all, and now they’ll pay for the cleanup effort, if that ever happens.

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