Trump Eyes Zeldin for EPA Head, Fears Weakened Environmental Protections
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President Trumps potential appointment of Lee Zeldin to replace Pam Bondi at the EPA could significantly impact environmental regulations. Zeldins deregulatory efforts have led to rolled-back emission rules and the scrapping of key findings on greenhouse gases. This has raised concerns about weakened protections against air pollution, climate risks, and water contaminants like PFAS. The EPAs recent moves to study microplastics and pharmaceuticals have been criticized as insufficient. If Zeldin moves to Justice, it could shift the landscape of environmental law enforcement nationwide.
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