New York. America’s newly elected President Donald Trump has entrusted the responsibility of restructuring the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to his supporter Lee Geldin. During the presidential election campaign, Trump had promised to end the strict rules of the EPA, in this context, Zeldin has now been appointed to work. Trump said Zeldin, as Administrator of the EPA, will ensure fair and prompt decisions that help American businesses thrive.
Zeldin aims to set new standards for environmental review and maintenance
Zeldin’s goal is to set new standards for environmental review and maintenance, helping America grow in a healthy and sustainable manner. “We are working to restore American energy dominance,” Zeldin wrote. Will revive its auto business to bring back American jobs and make America the global leader in AI. We’re going to do this while protecting access to clean air and water. This appointment comes at a time when the United Nations Climate Change Conference is starting in Baku, Azerbaijan, in which representatives of various countries are going to negotiate on measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Trump had previously threatened to pull out of the Paris climate accord, and now his new appointment is aimed at relaxing environmental rules.