Lee Zeldin: “President Trump promised to kill the Clean Power Plan in his first term, and we continue to build on that progress now.”

Americans must be able to afford to heat their homes in the winter and fill up their car and drive to work. They can’t do that when the people producing the energy are weighed down by unnecessary burdens.

One camp consists of 'people who seek to use the coalition to try to advance a cause [and] that you could tell in the way they engage in rhetoric and tactics that they don’t support President Trump,' Zeldin told me.

One of the most exciting steps of the Superfund process is being able to delist a project at the end of it, to be able to get an important vision not just started, but completed.

The Trump EPA is committed to fixing this so the U.S. can reach its full energy potential.