Maha v Maga: feud grows as Trump EPA rolls back rules on toxic chemicals

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The "Make America Healthy Again" (Maha) movement is petitioning President Trump to fire EPA administrator Lee Zeldin over his rollback of toxic chemical regulations and fast-tracking of pesticide approvals. Maha leaders, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claim Zeldin is prioritizing chemical industry interests over public health, contradicting Trump's campaign promises to clean up the nation's water and food supply. The petition, supported by Maha influencers, highlights EPA actions like reduced scrutiny of chemicals and continued permitting of the toxic pesticide dicamba. The EPA defends its actions, stating Zeldin is working with Trump and Kennedy to "Make America Healthy Again." Maha leaders hope to bring the issue to Trump's attention, believing he is unaware of the EPA's actions.
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AI-ExtractedThe EPA also recently announced that it would continue permitting the use of dicamba, a toxic pesticide banned in many other countries.
The administration has appointed four chemical industry executives to top positions at the agency’s chemicals office.
Administrator Zeldin has been working closely with President Trump and Secretary Kennedy to implement policies to Make America Healthy Again.
Lee Zeldin has quickly moved to undo toxic chemical regulations and fast-track pesticide approvals.
Administrator Zeldin has prioritized the interests of chemical corporations over the wellbeing of American families and children.
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