EPN Articles Related To Cost Benefit Analysis
Incredible Benefits of Cleaner Air Under Threat with Trump
Project 2025 Would ‘Essentially Eviscerate EPA,’ Former Staff Warn
Biden’s Green Policies Will Save 200,000 Lives and Have Boosted Clean Energy Jobs, Data Shows
Former EPA Staff Highlight Benefits From EPA Air Rules At Risk In Election
Biden-Harris EPA Rules Save $253B/yr, 202k Lives; Project 2025 Seeks Rollback
In Project 2025 Rebuttal, Report Predicts Big Air Reg Benefits
Getting the Lead Out of the Water Supply: How One Health Expert Crunched the Numbers and Prodded the EPA
EPN Comments on Ecosystem Services in Benefit-Cost Analysis
EPN Submits Comments Regarding Executive Order on Modernizing Regulatory Review
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Cost Benefit Analysis
Report: EPA Clean Air Benefits Include 200,000 Lives Saved
Jeremy Symons, Senior Adviser to EPN, and Rob Wolcott, former Deputy Assistant Administrator, EPA Office of Policy, were quoted in Public News Service about EPN’s latest report, Breathing Easy: An Assessment of Public Health Benefits from EPA Air Pollution Standards (2021-24).
Incredible Benefits of Cleaner Air Under Threat with Trump
Jeremy Symons, Senior Adviser to EPN, and EPN’s latest report, were featured in an op-ed in the Daily Herald Gazette in which the author writes of the dangers of Project 2025 and the potential elimination of EPA.
Project 2025 Would ‘Essentially Eviscerate EPA,’ Former Staff Warn
EPN’s latest report, Breathing Easy: An Assessment of Public Health Benefits from EPA Air Pollution Standards (2021–2024), and Stan Meiburg, former DRA, Region 6, and Acting Deputy Administrator, were featured in The Verge emphasizing EPA’s necessary air standards that help improve public health.
Biden’s Green Policies Will Save 200,000 Lives and Have Boosted Clean Energy Jobs, Data Shows
Jeremy Symons, Senior Adviser to EPN, was quoted in The Guardian about EPN’s report, saying that our analysis is “jaw-dropping.” An EPA spokesperson responded to the report, saying, “We appreciate the work of the Environmental Protection Network and look forward to reviewing their report.”

