Will the EPA announce a new policy prioritizing American energy dominance by December 31, 2025?
Yes • 50%
No • 50%
Official announcements from the EPA or major news outlets
Trump's EPA Nominee Lee Zeldin Pledges America First Policies at Senate Hearing
Jan 16, 2025, 04:15 PM
Lee Zeldin, nominated by President Donald Trump to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), faced a Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday. Zeldin, a former New York congressman and a consultant to conservative organizations, including one linked to Elon Musk, is expected to implement Trump's America First energy policies if confirmed. During the hearing, Zeldin pledged to uphold the EPA's mission to protect human health and the environment, emphasizing the need to balance environmental protection with economic growth. He faced questions from senators on various issues, including climate change, with some Democrats pressing him on whether he would follow scientific evidence and protect the environment over industry interests. Zeldin acknowledged climate change but did not label it an existential threat, aligning with Trump's views on the issue. He also committed to reducing bureaucratic delays and promoting American energy dominance, while promising to visit California to assist with recovery efforts from recent wildfires.
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Rescind EV mandate • 25%
Declare national energy emergency • 25%
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Reopen ANWR • 25%
Other energy sources • 25%
Oil production • 25%
Natural gas production • 25%
Nuclear energy • 25%
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Balanced approach • 25%
Increase in clean energy focus • 25%
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Increase in fossil fuel focus • 25%
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Rescind Biden's restrictions • 25%
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Declare energy emergency • 25%
Adopts more aggressive climate policies • 25%
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Aligns with Trump's views • 25%
Moderate stance • 25%
Wildfire recovery efforts • 25%
Energy dominance • 25%
Climate change initiatives • 25%
Reducing bureaucratic delays • 25%