Trump's pick of Lee Zeldin for EPA shows he's serious about protecting the economy and the environment
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"We will restore US energy dominance, revitalize our auto industry to bring back American jobs and make the US the global leader of AI," vows the Long Island native. But "we will do so while protecting access to clean air and water."
Trump echoed that, promising Zeldin would "ensure fair and swift deregulatory decisions" and "set new standards on environmental review" to allow "healthy and well-structured" growth. It's music to the nation's ears.
Zeldin and Trump, for example, aim to reverse the drive to force motorists to ditch gas-powered cars, with a target of 50% electric-vehicle sales by 2030.
As former Interior Secretary David Bernhardt warned during the campaign, America is headed for an energy-capacity "shortfall" of at least 30% by 2032, thanks to "soaring demand and retiring coal."
Read at New York Post
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