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An EPA Without Science

Summary by The New York Review of Books

On March 12, six weeks into his tenure leading the Environmental Protection Agency, Lee Zeldin announced a suite of thirty-one “historic actions.” Together, the accompanying press release proclaimed, they constituted “the greatest and most consequential day of deregulation in US history.” Some of those actions, such as rolling back emissions limits on cars and power plants, were […]

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An EPA Without Science

On March 12, six weeks into his tenure leading the Environmental Protection Agency, Lee Zeldin announced a suite of thirty-one “historic actions.” Together, the accompanying press release proclaimed, they constituted “the greatest and most consequential day of deregulation in US history.” Some of those actions, such as rolling back emissions limits on cars and power plants, were […]

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