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In this week’s update, (1) EPA Issues Emergency Fuel Waiver, in Consultation with DOE, to Increase Domestic Supply and Lower Gas Prices, (2) Major Cleanup Wins at Superfund Sites Across the U.S., and (3) Administrator Zeldin Discusses Agency’s Efforts to Remain Exceptional Stewards of Tax Dollars.
EPA Issues Emergency Fuel Waiver, in Consultation with DOE, to Increase Domestic Supply and Lower Gas Prices
 EPA used our authorities yesterday to issue a temporary emergency fuel waiver that will increase U.S. gasoline supplies and reduce costs. Read exclusive coverage on EPA’s decisive action to issue Reid Vapor Pressure waivers, in consultation with DOE, to provide relief at the pump, fortify our gasoline supply chain, and continue unleashing U.S. energy independence. Read EPA’s full release.
EPA Announces Major Cleanup Wins at Superfund Sites Across the U.S.
On Wednesday, EPA announced deletions to all or part of eight contaminated sites from the National Priorities List, a list of the nation’s most contaminated sites. This action marks the final cleanup milestone in the process of Superfund remediation, and it follows years of hard work by EPA, responsible parties, and state and local partners. This administration has put our Superfund program back on track, notching another major win in our ongoing efforts to protect our environment and grow the economy for all Americans. Read exclusive coverage on these major Superfund wins.
Read the full release.
Administrator Zeldin Discusses Agency’s Efforts to Remain Exceptional Stewards of Tax Dollars
At EPA, while implementing a zero-tolerance policy towards any waste or abuse, our spending reductions have resulted in over $30 BILLION worth of savings on behalf of the American taxpayer. Administrator Zeldin recently joined The Wilkow Majority and KFI AM 640 radio to discuss these efforts and more.
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