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Ex-Trump Official Wants ‘Full List’ of EPA Alumni Names

August 6, 2024 / by

Robin Bravender /

E&E News

EPN executive director Michelle Roos and Jeremy Symons, senior advisor to EPN, were mentioned in an article by E&E News after one of the authors of The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025’s chapter on EPA tweeted, “Could someone get me a full list of all the folks in this group? Just asking for a friend.” The tweet was in response to E&E’s August 5, 2024, story, which highlighted EPN’s work during the previous administration. The article recalled the 1983 “hit list” of 90 EPA scientists compiled by Reagan appointees.

EPA Alumni Ready to Resist Trump — Again

August 5, 2024 / by

Robin Bravender /

E&E News

EPN board member Stan Meiburg, EPN executive director Michelle Roos, and Jeremy Symons, senior advisor to EPN, were mentioned in an E&E News article that focused on all the accomplishments that the Environmental Protection Network has achieved over the last 3.5 years and our continued readiness to advocate for strong environmental policies.

US Supreme Court Overturns Chevron Doctrine

July 16, 2024 / by

Bryant Furlow /

The Lancet

Stan Meiburg, former EPA Deputy Regional Administrator in Region 4 and Region 6 and Acting EPA Deputy Administrator, was quoted in The Lancet about how the overturning of the Chevron doctrine will slow down recent EPA regulations and federal agencies will have to be careful in interpreting legislation moving forward.

Supreme Court Rulings Boost Odds to Win Chemical Rule Challenges

July 9, 2024 / by

Pat Rizzuto /

Bloomberg Law

Bob Sussman, former EPA Deputy Administrator and Senior Policy Counsel to the EPA Administrator, was quoted in Bloomberg Law about the Loper Bright case, saying that despite the overturning of Chevron, courts can still rely on agencies for expertise and knowledge.

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