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EPA head Lee Zeldin defends repealing Obama-era climate change regulation when pressed by CNN host
Zeldin defends decision to axe EPA statute regulating auto, aviation and energy industries, calling it largest deregulatory ...
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EPA chief Lee Zeldin unpacks efforts to rescind the Obama-era Endangerment Finding
EPA administrator Lee Zeldin discusses the work the EPA is doing to rescind Obama-era findings, the impact of greenhouse ...
EPA chief Zeldin delivers dagger to the heart of Obama's climate change agenda on ‘Ruthless’ podcast
EPA's Lee Zeldin will repeal of Obama-era endangerment finding that classified carbon dioxide as a pollutant, projecting job ...
The former Long Island congressman sat down for a far-ranging, one-on-one interview with our Senior Political Reporter Tara ...
Harmful pollutants have an ally in Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin, who on Wednesday delivered yet ...
Readers' reactions flowed back at the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency after he argued for building the ...
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The latest bad news for the environment is a forthcoming increase in diesel exhaust pollutants, due to new EPA guidelines on ...
New rules have been rolled out by EPA to prevent sudden speed and power losses in diesel-powered trucks and farm equipment ...
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin is moving to rescind the emissions finding that underpinned $1 trillion in energy regulations.
For their part, manufacturers have made DEF a non-negotiable part of engine operation to meet restrictions put in place by ...
This change will let operators fix issues without their equipment shutting down, write the EPA's Lee Zeldin and the SBA's ...
Zeldin announced plans to end the EPA's "endangerment finding," which is the scientific recognition that climate pollution harms humans.
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