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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 ...
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Monday she wants to bring back a much-debated natural gas pipeline project to increase supplies to New ...
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Lee Zeldin’s EPA Liberates American Industry
The Clean Air Act, passed in 1970, provides that the EPA administrator “shall by regulation prescribe . . . standards ...
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storage.googleapis.com on MSNLee Zeldin just OBLITERATED CNN on climate change
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Administrator Lee Zeldin shut down CNN host Kasie Hunt Sunday on “State of the Union,” saying the pictures Hunt displayed in ...
Zeldin, from Long Island, was in Vermont over the weekend and met with Gov. Phil Scott during a roundtable discussion.
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Jared Polis Reacts To EPA Head Lee Zeldin Defending Move To Repeal Major Greenhouse Gas Regulation
Nikki Bella Says Breast Implant Was Pushed Down to Her Ribs After Brutal Injury During “Monday Night Raw” Mitch McConnell's ...
Documents show that fossil energy promoter Alex Epstein asked the EPA administrator to stop using a scientific model to ...
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin on Sunday defended the Trump administration’s move to repeal the so-called endangerment finding ...
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Lee Zeldin defends repealing Obama-era EPA climate change regulation
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin defended repealing the Obama-era climate change regulations that President Biden was relying on ...
President Donald Trump’s environment chief looked like a deer in headlights when confronted with his previous remarks about ...
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin is moving to rescind the emissions finding that underpinned $1 ...
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