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Professor Lazarus's paper, The Neglected Question of Congressional Oversight of EPA: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes (Who Shall Watch the Watchers Themselves)?,' includes an excellent review of the origins, structure, nature, and tensions of congressional oversight of the Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA" or "Agency"). Regarding what may be called "tangible" causes of increased oversight, Professor Lazarus correctly cites the growing influence of outside interest groups, increased media coverage of environmental issues, and the proliferation of subcommittees and subcommittee staff.

Checks and Balance: Limitations on the Power of Congressional Oversight