Here’s how Trump’s crappy EPA chief is lying to you now
The objective of the administrator of the environmental protection agency Lee Zeldin dagger At the heart of the climate, efforts are on track.
During press conference In Indiana Tuesday, Zeldin announcement Plans to cancel a scientific observation of 2009 indicating that greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, are bad for human health.
“In our work so far, many stakeholders have told me that Epas Obama and Biden had twisted the law, ignored the previous one and distorted science to reach their favorite ends and stick American families with hundreds of billions of dollars in hidden taxes each year,” he said.
According to Zeldin, the EPA greenhouse gas emissions are “the real threat to the means of subsistence of the Americans” – not carbon dioxide.
“If finalized, the cancellation of the endangerment and the resulting regulations would end 1 billion of dollars or more in hidden taxes on American companies and families,” he added.
Carbon dioxide emissions have long been included in the scientific community as a contributor to the worsening of climate change and more extreme weather events. But that did not prevent the energy secretary Chris Wright from proof Zeldin on Fox News Tuesday, equal Greenhouse gas limits to “cultivation of the cancellation of orwellian waterproof of science”.
Ironically, while Wright made his diatriber, Fox displayed a “extreme heat” warning in the lower right corner, a strange recall of the real impacts of climate change.
So far, Zeldin’s efforts to revise EPA have been successful. Like many of his colleagues from the cabinet, he suddenly reduced his workforce freeze vital subsidies that finance environmental research.
And while it was called For his negligence on the part of the Democratic Senator Adam Schiff of California for having canceled projects in the sub-financed communities, Zeldin’s efforts have been widely accepted so far.
Between Make things easier So that companies bypass environmental regulations and Cut off your own office From the ability to monitor greenhouse gas emissions, Zeldin worked hard. But his greatest battles seem to be with more scratching problems.
In May, Zeldin decided to Take it in the hands of the EPA To get rid of the United States of the Fastian departure function in vehicles. And as if that were not enough, he too I took him on him To ask the gas manufacturers to change their beak conceptions to more effectively pour gas.
Thus, while Zeldin strives to dispel the idea that greenhouse gas emissions are harmful, he seems to put pressure for more products that also emit them.
