Acting EPA science adviser retiring
Source: CNN
The Environmental Protection Agency's acting science adviser is retiring, he told CNN Saturday.
Robert Kavlock, who also serves as acting assistant administrator for the Office of Research and Development, will be leaving his position effective November 3, he said. He initially declined to explain the reasons behind his retirement, but in a follow-up email to CNN, he said he had worked at the agency for four decades "so it was not an early retirement." He added that "the time was right to go for a variety of reasons."
Kavlock, who has more than 33 years of scientific experience, previously directed the National Center for Computational Toxicology within ORD. He joined the EPA in 1977, according to his biography on the agency's website.
The EPA did not immediately return requests for comment about Kavlock's retirement or who will replace him in both of his roles.
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Read more: http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/14/politics/robert-kavlock-retire-epa/index.html
gopiscrap
(23,758 posts)democratisphere
(17,235 posts)in droves to escape the insanity that is drumpf.
Grassy Knoll
(10,118 posts)BumRushDaShow
(128,907 posts)Once you go past 41 years, 11 months of creditable service, you are at the max for your retirement pay (CSRS version which he would be under & which means 80% of the high-3 salary). So he is pretty much close to that. Any additional time worked after that means you won't get any extra in retirement benefits, and as feds oft-say - you are "losing" $ (although obviously you still get your salary which will be higher... but with all the deductions of that salary, the net monthly retirement pay would/could end up higher than the net monthly salary).
Towlie
(5,324 posts)He'd make an ideal science advisor and I hear his Ark Park in Kentucky isn't doing too well.