EPA’s Chemical Safety Rule Tests the Biden Administration’s Commitment to Environmental Justice

CleanTechnica
By Guest ContributorSep 30, 2022, 8:30 pm181 pts
In christening a new office of environmental justice, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan proclaimed Saturday that “underserved and overburdened communities are at the forefront of our work.” A stern test of that proclamation began just two days later. On Monday, the EPA held the…

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