Lee Zeldin: “These wells are a critical part of household economics.”

We’re going through a process with recent updates in the last couple weeks with regards to impaired waterways.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is doing what he can to provide relief to American consumers, but emergency waivers cannot replace the refining capacity we’ve lost after decades of politicians pursuing so-called climate agendas.

We don’t want to have an agency where we sit inside of headquarters acting like we know the air, land and water of all the states and local communities better than the representatives and the residents of those states and those local…

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