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"Discover insightful discussions on environmental conservation and public health with the "Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)" podcast. Tune in to explore expert interviews, latest policy updates, and innovative solutions for safeguarding our planet. Join us in promoting sustainability and protecting our environment for future generations."For more info go to Check out these deals https://amzn.to/48MZPjs

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4:01

EPA Rolls Back Environmental Regulations, Focuses on...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/30

This week’s top environmental headline is the Environmental Protection Agency’s announcement of 31 major deregulatory actions, billed as the largest rollback of environmental regulations in U.S. history. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says these sweeping reforms are designed to reduce regulatory burdens on industries, promote domestic energy, and return decision-making power to states. According to Administrator Zeldin, these changes aim to lower household costs, make it easier for businesses to

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3:27

EPA's Sweeping Reforms: Boosting Biofuels, Slashing...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/27

Welcome to the Environmental News Roundup, where we break down the top developments from the Environmental Protection Agency. The biggest headline this week is the EPA’s major proposal to set new Renewable Fuel Standard requirements through 2027. This move not only aims to boost American energy security but is being called by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin “the boldest proposal ever” for the biofuels industry. The plan is intended to benefit American farmers, lower gas prices, and keep the U.S. less

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3:59

EPA Unveils New Long Island Sound Plan, Proposes MATS...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/21

Big news from the Environmental Protection Agency this week: The EPA, alongside officials from New York, Connecticut, and other partners, marked the 40th anniversary of the Long Island Sound Partnership—formerly known as the Long Island Sound Study—unveiling an ambitious new 10-year roadmap to revitalize one of the Northeast’s most critical ecological and recreational resources. Administrator Lee Zeldin spoke at the ceremony, emphasizing the agency’s “unwavering commitment to restoring the Sound for

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3:35

Deregulation Boom: EPA's Sweeping Rollbacks Stir...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/20

This week’s biggest headline from the Environmental Protection Agency is the sweeping set of regulatory reforms just announced by Administrator Lee Zeldin, which he calls the “biggest deregulatory action in U.S. history.” The EPA is launching 31 actions to reevaluate and, in many cases, roll back regulations put in place during the Obama and Biden administrations. As Zeldin explains, “These measures will reduce regulatory costs by trillions of dollars and lower the cost of living on American

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3:35

EPA Shakes Up Renewables and Energy Policy - Biofuel...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/18

The biggest headline from the EPA this week is its push to reshape the country’s energy landscape with sweeping changes to the Renewable Fuel Standard. On June 13, the EPA proposed ambitious new biofuel targets for 2026 and 2027, marking the 20th anniversary of the RFS program and promising the highest-ever requirements for renewable fuels in the U.S. This move, according to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, “creates a new system that benefits American farmers while mitigating the impact on gas prices

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3:31

EPA Guts Power Plant Emissions Rules - A Sweeping...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/16

Welcome to Green Frequency, your weekly pulse on the planet’s most pressing environmental news. This week’s headline: the Environmental Protection Agency has launched the most sweeping rollback of power plant emissions rules in over a decade, proposing to repeal landmark climate and pollution safeguards from the previous administration. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the plan Wednesday, calling it “the greatest and most consequential day of deregulation in United States history.” The agency

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3:36

EPA Slashes Funding, Rolls Back Regulations in...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/11

Welcome to your weekly update on the nation’s environmental front. The top headline from the Environmental Protection Agency this week: sweeping budget cuts are set to dramatically reshape the agency’s priorities, with the San Francisco Bay Area facing a staggering 75 percent reduction in restoration funding. That means over 41 million dollars slashed from projects vital to keeping the Bay’s water clean and healthy for its 8 million residents. As San Mateo County Supervisor Jackie Speier put it,

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3:22

EPA's Biggest Deregulatory Push: Shifting Power to...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/11

This week’s top Environmental Protection Agency headline: Administrator Lee Zeldin announced what he described as the “biggest deregulatory action in U.S. history,” with the EPA set to initiate 31 major reforms aimed at rolling back regulations, particularly those implemented during the Obama and Biden administrations. Zeldin’s message was clear: these actions are designed to “reduce regulatory costs by trillions of dollars and lower the cost of living on American households, making it more

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3:41

"EPA Leadership Shifts, Deregulation, and Budget...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/11

Welcome to the EPA Today podcast, your trusted source for the latest in environmental protection and public policy. Our top headline this week: the Senate has confirmed David Fotouhi as Deputy Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, marking a key leadership shift under the current administration. Fotouhi’s appointment arrives at a pivotal moment, with the agency embarking on an ambitious deregulatory agenda and facing historic budget cuts.Let’s start with the biggest development: EPA

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4:00

EPA Slashes Budget, Rolls Back Regulations - Big...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/09

Welcome to this week’s Environmental Brief, where we cut through the noise to bring you the latest from the EPA and what it means for you. The big headline today: the EPA has unveiled sweeping budget cuts and regulatory rollbacks, marking one of the agency’s most significant shifts in years.Here’s the scoop. The Trump administration’s proposed EPA budget would slash funding by more than half, from $9.14 billion in 2025 down to $4.16 billion for 2026. That’s a 54 percent reduction, with major impacts

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3:47

"EPA Proposes Sweeping Budget Cuts and Deregulation,...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/06

This week’s top headline from the Environmental Protection Agency is the Trump administration’s proposal for a sweeping budget reduction, marking a dramatic shift in the agency’s direction. The proposed budget for fiscal year 2026 would slash EPA funding by more than half, dropping from $9.14 billion in 2025 to $4.16 billion, with targeted cuts impacting key programs like Superfund hazardous waste cleanups, recycling infrastructure, and brownfield remediation. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin argues the

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2:46

EPA Roundup: Chemical Safety Board Closure,...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/04

# EPA Weekly Roundup: Environmental Policy in Transition[INTRO MUSIC]Welcome to Environmental Pulse, your weekly EPA update. I'm your host, bringing you the most significant developments from the Environmental Protection Agency. This week, the White House has proposed shutting down the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board by October 2026, an independent agency that investigates chemical disasters nationwide.The EPA is making waves with Administrator Lee Zeldin's announcement of 31 sweeping

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3:32

EPA Rollbacks Spark Debate: Balancing Growth and...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/06/02

The top headline from the EPA this week is the announcement by Administrator Lee Zeldin canceling nine agency contracts, resulting in nearly $60 million in immediate savings. This move follows a sweeping set of rollbacks across more than 30 environmental regulations, an action Zeldin recently hailed as “the most consequential day of deregulation in American history.” The agency is also shifting billions in funds, with calls to terminate certain financial agreements put in place by the previous

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3:46

EPA Overhaul and Budget Cuts: The Future of...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/30

The Environmental Protection Agency’s biggest headline this week is a sweeping reorganization designed to better integrate science while fundamentally reshaping how the agency delivers clean air, land, and water across America. Administrator Lee Zeldin just announced the creation of the new Office of State Air Partnerships under the Office of Air and Radiation, a move aimed at streamlining collaboration with state, local, and tribal air permitting agencies. Zeldin says, “This collaborative strategy

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3:30

EPA Reverses PFAS Limits, Extending Compliance...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/28

Welcome to another episode of Greenline Now, your quick guide to all things environmental and regulatory. This week’s biggest headline out of the Environmental Protection Agency is a major shift in federal protections against toxic “forever chemicals”—PFAS—in our nation’s drinking water. In a high-stakes announcement, the EPA revealed plans to rescind and reconsider limits on four PFAS chemicals, part of a standard that had been hailed just last year as a landmark in public health policy.The EPA

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3:02

EPA Tackles 'Forever Chemicals': New PFAS...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/23

This week’s top EPA headline comes straight from the agency’s own statements: Keep an eye out, because the EPA is making waves with new steps to tackle PFAS—those stubborn, “forever chemicals” infiltrating our water systems. Just days ago, Administrator Lee Zeldin reinforced, “We’re focused on preventing PFAS from entering drinking water, holding polluters accountable, and protecting those who are unwittingly exposed.” This isn’t just a talking point. The agency has committed to designating a

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2:59

EPA News: PFAS Flexibility, Endangered Species...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/21

# EPA NEWS BRIEF: MAY 2025*[Upbeat intro music fades in]*Welcome to EPA News Brief. I'm your host, bringing you the latest from the Environmental Protection Agency. Let's dive right in.This week, the EPA announced it will maintain the strict maximum contaminant levels for PFOA and PFOS chemicals at four parts per trillion, while extending compliance deadlines by two years to 2031. This decision comes as part of Administrator Zeldin's broader initiative to combat PFAS contamination under the

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3:44

EPA Bolsters Drinking Water Standards, Reforms...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/19

Welcome to The EnviroMinute, where we break down the week’s biggest stories from the Environmental Protection Agency. It’s Monday, May 19, 2025, and the top headline: the EPA is holding firm on its drinking water standards for two major “forever chemicals”—PFOA and PFOS—reaffirming strict maximum contaminant levels nationwide. This decision signals the agency’s ongoing commitment to public health protection amid widespread concerns about PFAS contamination in water supplies. EPA Administrator Lee

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3:39

EPA Extends PFAS Reporting Deadline Amid Balancing...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/16

Welcome to the Environmental Update Podcast for Friday, May 16, 2025. The week’s top headline: The Environmental Protection Agency has announced a significant extension to its PFAS Reporting Rule, giving manufacturers and importers nine more months to submit crucial data on so-called “forever chemicals.” This move comes as the EPA continues to grapple with both technical hurdles and intense pressure from industry and lawmakers.So, what’s changed? The new deadline for most PFAS submissions is now

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2:51

EPA Extends PFAS Reporting Deadline, Unveils...

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) News ·

2025/05/14

# EPA WEEKLY BRIEFING: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY UPDATEWelcome to this week's environmental policy update. I'm your host, bringing you the latest developments from the Environmental Protection Agency. Our top story: The EPA has just announced a significant extension to the PFAS reporting deadline, giving businesses crucial additional time to comply with regulations concerning these "forever chemicals."On May 12, the EPA issued an interim final rule extending the reporting period for its PFAS Reporting

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