EPA's Zeldin Unveils Major Rollbacks of Biden's Climate Regulations

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a significant rollback of over two dozen environmental regulations established during the Biden administration, describing it as the 'greatest day of deregulation in US history.' The actions aim to lower costs for American consumers and businesses by revising or eliminating rules related to greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and energy production, among others. Critics, including environmental advocates, argue that this initiative represents a dangerous attack on public health and environmental protections, suggesting it prioritizes corporate interests over community well-being. Zeldin claimed that these changes would support economic growth and energy independence while asserting that environmental protection and economic prosperity can coexist. The announcement aligns with President Trump's broader agenda of reducing regulatory burdens and enhancing American energy production. Environmental experts warn that these rollbacks could exacerbate pollution and impact public health negatively.