Since the election, more than 300 employees at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have resigned due to the Trump administration's plans to radically reshape the agency and rollback environmental protections. This exodus, while a small percentage of the overall workforce, has included vital specialists like toxicologists and engineers. Employees like Gary Jonesi, who exited immediately on election night after decades of service, voiced concerns about the safety risks posed to the American public by the administration's changes, reflecting a growing sentiment of fear and uncertainty among remaining staff.
More than 300 career employees have left the EPA since the election amid fears of the Trump administration's radical changes and rollback of environmental protections.
Gary Jonesi felt compelled to leave the EPA after 40 years as he feared the incoming administration's approach would endanger public health and safety.
Career employees are facing a painful decision: resign or conform to an administration intent on radically reshaping the EPA and its mission.
The departure of crucial specialists from the EPA could significantly hinder the agency's environmental protection efforts and affect public safety.
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