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Environmental Protection Agency workers moved to the streets throughout the United States today to protest against Donald Trump and Elon Musk made by Dog at the Federal Agency a task It is “protecting human health and the environment.”
Musk, Duj’s face and growth goal Protests in Tesla agentsIt was a larger name in Trump’s assembly. “How do corruption?” Illon, “their workers and supporters chanted in a sit -in line in front of a federal building in New York City. Hold some signs with “This man is not our president” written in red on a musk face drawing. More than 150 people gather signs of sit -in chanting “Move, Doge, Out the Way”, to The tune of the song LodkrisAnd “What do we do when the land/air/water/clean science is being attacked? Stand, resist!”
Workers, representative of the Federation Council AFGE 238, held marches in 8 cities as part of the “National Day of Action”. Environmental Protection Agency workers warn that plans to dismantle a lot of agency and weakening protection against pollution are at risk.
“I am working to enforce the regulations that deal with dangerous waste and toxic substances, a work that I feel is not a party issue.”
“I work to enforce the regulations that deal with dangerous waste and toxic substances, a work that I feel is not a party issue,” says Susan Englot, a lawyer who works to enforce her at the Environmental Protection Agency. “Everyone wants to make sure that dangerous waste and toxic substances are properly organized, disposed of and stored, and all of this. But at these times, it makes me feel nervous that things will change.”
The Environmental Protection Agency, under Trump’s executive orders, is now prohibited from taking any enforcement or compliance measures. note That EPA The leadership was issued on March 12.
On the same day, the director of the Environmental Protection Agency for Lee Zeladen announced what it is The name “The greatest day of the record cancellation of our nation,” Suggest references to dozens of rules It aims to reduce pollution from power plants, oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, cars, trucks, factories, and more.
The Trump administration also moved to the closure of the agency Scientific Research Office and Environmental justice offices. Trump thought Reducing the budget of the Environmental Protection Agency by 65 percent. About 1,100 employees under the Environmental Protection Agency Receive a notice in January Tell them by proxy, “She has the right to end you immediately.” A federal judge later ordered the Trump administration To rehabilitate hundreds of workers Those who were demobilized in the agency. The White House faces more legal challenges on dismantling federal agencies and studying the cancellation of restrictions.
Trump and billionaire complained to the musk sectors of the regulations that slowing companies during the election season last year. Trump said in a interview With Joe Rogan on October 25.
“We must have a reasonable spending. We have to be evacuated … X is an interview with Trump on August 12. Later, Musk did the saw “For bureaucracy“in The stage of the conservative political work conference last month.
“Elon perpetuates a climate of fear and targets federal workers and the task they do to protect human health and the environment,” said Harper Stanfield, environmental engineer at the Environmental Protection Agency. freedom In the gathering in New York City. “We cannot allow the Environmental Protection Agency to silence it by billionaires.”
Before Trump Tens of millions of dollars In financing from the oil and gas industry. Elon Musk spent more than $ 250 million, Trump’s assistant election. Then the Musk President handed over the authority to take federal agencies significantly through his position, which leads the Ministry of Government efficiency (DOGE).
In an e -mail message to freedomThe Environmental Protection Agency said it was “listening” to employees and exceeded the discounts to comply with the Trump business schedule to eliminate programs that it considers to be initiatives of diversity, fairness and inclusion.
Stanfield and Anglo said in today’s rally that they are calling Congress to work as an investigative branch, and asking people to communicate with their elected representatives to support the work of the Environmental Protection Agency.
“Democrat, Republican, independent, whatever it is, everyone is affected by this,” says Ingelot. “The work of the Environmental Protection Agency touches everyone’s life.”