Kevin Bogardus is a reporter for E&E News, covering agencies and focusing on environmental issues in the United States. With a passion for investigative journalism and a deep understanding of government regulations, Kevin provides in-depth coverage of environmental policies, rulemaking, and the impact of agencies on the environment.
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Kevin focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and political themes. His coverage centers around the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Biden Administration, government policies, regulations, and politics in the United States.
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By Michael Doyle, Kevin Bogardus, Hannah Northey | 11/06/2024 01:42 PM EST
Buyouts and budget cuts are some options the president-elect might consider to reduce the agency’s workforce.
The “EPA workforce is resilient, fearless, and second to none,” he said, as the agency readies for the second Trump administration.
By Robin Bravender, Marc Heller, Kevin Bogardus | 11/08/2024 01:44 PM EST
By: Kevin Bogardus
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for office, his administration is expected to pursue measures to significantly reduce the Environmental Protection Agency's workforce, reversing gains made under President Biden.
President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team is reportedly discussing the move, an effort described by a former agency employee as a “demolition plan.”
Not the “obvious pick” for administrator, ex-Rep. Lee Zeldin will be tasked with pulling back regulations and reshaping the agency.
By: Kevin Bogardus
President-elect Donald Trump’s team is weighing a plan to move the EPA’s headquarters out of Washington, sparking fears of staff departures and agency disruption.
The tech mogul has had run-ins with the agency over permits and regulatory violations, and his businesses stand to benefit from slashing rules.
The ex-congressman clashed with the president-elect’s first administration over water funding and offshore drilling near his Long Island district.
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