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In this week’s update, (1) Administrator Zeldin Begins Three-Day Swing Through Michigan, (2) EPA Reforms Clean School Bus Program to Ensure Safe and Excellent Stewardship of American Tax Dollars, and a (3) Recap of G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial in Houston, Texas.
Administrator Zeldin Begins Three-Day Swing Through Michigan
Administrator Zeldin is currently back in Michigan for a three-day swing, joining Congressmen Bill Huizenga and Tom Barrett. On Friday, Administrator Zeldin was at the EPA Superfund site in Allegan where we are rapidly cleaning up the Kalamazoo River, the agency’s largest contaminated cleanup in the country.
Read more about Administrator Zeldin’s visit to Michigan.
EPA Reforms Clean School Bus Program to Ensure Safe and Excellent Stewardship of American Tax Dollars
The “Clean School Bus” Program that Congress created in 2021 previously lacked efficient management and oversight, with $5 billion in taxpayer funds to buy new electric and other school buses. Money was advanced in one example to a foreign business that then declared bankruptcy even though a massive quantity of the order was still not yet delivered. This EPA, however, from DAY ONE, instituted a ZERO TOLERANCE policy towards ANY waste and abuse and that includes our reforms implemented since inheriting this program.
Read exclusive coverage from the New York Post.
Recap of G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial in Houston, Texas
At last week’s G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial in Houston, Texas, Administrator Zeldin led key progress on topics including unleashing energy dominance, advancing water reuse and permitting reform initiatives, and ramping up reliable baseload power.
Read a full recap of Administrator Zeldin’s actions representing the United States on the world stage.
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