His work cleaned up Superfund sites. The Trump administration fired him.

 

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The biggest environmental rollback in history Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin has announced plans to begin the process of gutting federal rules to safeguard our health, air, water, and climate. Previously, Earthjustice successfully defended many of these safeguards in court and will do so again. READ MORE >>   Donate today to protect our future on planet Earth Earthjustice won 85% of the time against the first Trump administration. Should the EPA undo settled law and irrefutable facts, we expect to see this administration in court. DONATE TODAY     The Environmental Protection Agency must prioritize protecting families, communities, and our health Trump’s EPA is abandoning the agency’s mandate to protect the health of the American people and granting the wish list of fossil fuel industries from coal-fired power plants to oil and gas drillers. We must hold Administrator Zeldin accountable and demand he uphold bedrock environmental protections that will safeguard our clean air and clean water and protect our communities from toxic chemicals. TAKE ACTION   His work cleaned up Superfund sites. The Trump administration fired him. Thousands of firings across the Environmental Protection Agency and other federal agencies put our environment and public health at risk. One fired public servant shares his story. READ MORE >>   “I’m worried about what that means for the future of farming.” Laura Beth Resnick owns and runs Butterbee Farm in White Hall, Maryland. Resnick was approved for a grant through the Inflation Reduction Act that would have reimbursed half the cost of her solar panels, which was later withdrawn. Earthjustice is suing the Trump administration on behalf of Resnick and many others for reneging on those funding promises. READ MORE >>     In Conversation: Taking on the Trump administration “We recognize that we’re playing on different terrain in 2025 than we were in 2017. Know that Earthjustice has 220+ active litigators, many more communicators, many more people working both on Capitol Hill and in statehouses, who are going to be working across this whole scope of work.” – Sam Sankar, Senior Vice President of Programs on Earthjustice’s plans during the first 100 days of the second Trump administration   National monuments are at risk Attacks on the Chuckwalla and Sáttítla Highlands National Monuments in California would jeopardize countless sacred sites, landscapes, and cultural resources that Tribal leaders and local communities fought for years to be protected. READ MORE >>

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