EPA head Lee Zeldin vows to recover $20 billion 'tossed' by Biden admin: 'Every penny'
The Biden EPA, he claimed, had awarded the $20 billion to eight entities which used the funds with insufficient oversight. Zeldin argued all the "gold bars" which were "tossed off the Titanic" must be returned. Zeldin noted he will refer the matter to the EPA Inspector General’s Office, as well as work with the Department of Justice.
The new EPA chief wants to claw back cash from a Biden administration green banking program. It could spur a court fight.
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Administrator Lee Zeldin says he will try to recoup billions of dollars issued by the Biden administration under its “green ...
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Lee Zeldin has taken on the big job of reforming the EPA in his new role as administrator of that agency in the second Donald ...
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said that his office is focusing on oil spills and wastewater ...
The EPA administrator accused the Biden administration of trying to hide the money by depositing it in a bank.
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