In his cabinet meeting, President Trump announced potential workforce cuts of 65% at the E.P.A., alarming former agency heads who warn of severe repercussions. They argue that such reductions would weaken the agency's ability to safeguard air, water, and land. Citing important laws like the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act, they highlight how E.P.A. personnel respond to emergencies, such as wildfires and industrial disasters. This plan could leave communities vulnerable to environmental harm during critical moments, undermining years of progress in public health and safety.
President Trump indicated in his cabinet meeting that he aims to cut 65% of the E.P.A.'s workforce, raising concerns about environmental protection.
E.P.A. public servants tirelessly protect Americans from pollution, executing laws like the Clean Air Act, but massive cuts could jeopardize this mission.
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