The controversial administrator of the Environment Protection Agency testified before Congress for the first time since his confirmation, insisting that deep cuts to programs that protect Americans against air, water, and land pollution are needed.
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Thank you notes, cake, and cookies. What happened when these activists gathered at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency headquarters to thank EPA workers.
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EPA employees are being targeted for massive budget and staff cuts, and so these people showed up at their offices bringing cookies and thank you cards to show their support.
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EPA employees joined hundreds of thousands of people in the People’s Climate Marches held across the country to protest the Trump administration’s pro-polluter policies and proposed budget cuts to the EPA.
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The administration is putting in motion its plan to 'deconstruct' the EPA.
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“We are trying to make sure that people understand that the health of our children is more important than the profits of polluters.”
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When the guy who built his entire career dismantling the EPA has been put in charge of the EPA, people take to the streets.
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The fossil fuel industry and their allies in Congress are gutting the EPA. Take a trip down memory lane to the 1970s where the American people were suffering from various health issues due to air, water, and land pollution.
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Thousands will be forced off the job when their appointments end due to the hiring freeze instituted by President Trump.
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First, Michigan residents had to contend with dirty water. But as it turns out, Detroit classrooms are just as toxic after years of drastic budget cuts and neglect.
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AFGE welcomes new members to the AFGE family after having won four union elections during the past two weeks.
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A recent independent assessment of management challenges facing the Environmental Protection Agency highlights several issues that are especially important to the AFGE Council 238, which represents about 8,500 EPA employees.
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Brad Bradley joined the Environmental Protection Agency to help make the world a cleaner and safer place for you and me. He grew up watching Lake Erie nearly die due to industrial pollution and witnessing a massive fire on the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland in the late 1960s, and he knew he had to get involved.
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This is just the latest indication of the shrinking federal workforce.
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