Environmental Protection Network Calls on Congress to Reject FY2027 Budget
Former Staff Dismayed By EPA’s Planned TSCA Cuts In FY27 Budget Plan
Trump’s budget puts war first, and Americans last
Clean Air and Safe Water at Risk Under Trump FY27 Budget Proposal
Imminent Supreme Court Ruling Could Doom Lawsuits Over Canceled Grants
Environmental Protection Network Commends Senate Appropriators for Bipartisan Cooperation on EPA Budget
Former EPA Administrator, Activists React to “One Big Beautiful Bill”
FY26 Budget Plan Seen ‘Fundamentally Altering’ EPA-State Relationships
Thomasville Community Rallies as $19.8M Grant Appeal Moves Ahead
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Budget and Appropriations
Former Staff Dismayed By EPA’s Planned TSCA Cuts In FY27 Budget Plan
Maria Doa, former director of EPA’s Science Policy Division; Stan Meiburg, former acting EPA Deputy Administrator; and Michelle Roos, executive director of EPN, spoke with Inside EPA about the dangers behind Trump’s deep cuts to EPA funding and staffing for the FY 2027 budget.
Trump’s budget puts war first, and Americans last
Michelle Roos, Executive Director of EPN, was quoted in an article for The Hill about the Trump administration’s new budget proposal.
Imminent Supreme Court Ruling Could Doom Lawsuits Over Canceled Grants
Jim Drummond, former EPA grants attorney, spoke with E&E News about the negative impact of the Trump administration’s cancellation of EPA grants.
Former EPA Administrator, Activists React to “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Debra Shore, former Regional Administrator, EPA Region 5, was quoted in The Chicago Tribune. As President Donald Trump touts a bill currently making its way through Congress as a win for the public, a former regional Environmental Protection Agency administrator is prepared to see devastating cuts to the office that could negatively impact human health.