EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that the agency and DOGE canceled 400 more DEI and environmental justice grants, totaling $1.7 billion, in the fourth round of cuts.
Zeldin has eliminated $2 billion in waste total since taking over the EPA.
“Working hand-in-hand with DOGE to rein in wasteful federal spending, EPA has saved more than $2 billion in taxpayer money,” said EPA Administrator Zeldin. “It is our commitment at EPA to be exceptional stewards of tax dollars.”
DOGE confirmed this round of cuts “included $3.2M to a consulting firm to ‘develop a reporting system to collect data on Justice40, the EJ scorecard, and other EJECR reporting asks.'”
Leslie wrote about Zeldin’s plans when he became administrator, which included cutting waste and firing employees.
Then Leslie wrote about The New York Post’s expose on the EPA’s $375 billion slush fund, which John Podesta handled.
Yeah, money from that slush fund went to brand new charities. Totes not suspicious!
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