The Trump administration exposed several fault lines at the U.S. Geological Survey.Former USGS Director James Reilly, who took charge about one-third of the way into President Trump's term,says he found an agency needing reorganization and rejuvenation, as well as a more diverse leadership andscientific staff."One of our successes is that we significantly increased female participation in senior management; that's a goodthing," Reilly said in an interview. "That's changing what needs to change in terms of culture."
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