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EPA To Shutter Multimillion-Dollar Biden-Era Museum That Championed ‘Environmental Justice’ and Climate Change but Saw Fewer Than 2,000 Visitors 

The ‘scarcely visited’ museum ended up costing taxpayers $315 per attendee just to stay open, says EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin

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EPA headquarters at Washington, D.C. A $27 billion government bank will be administered by the agency Via Wikimedia Commons
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

A “scarcely visited” museum dedicated to the history of the Environmental Protection Agency’s stewardship of liberal issues such as “environmental justice” and climate change will be the next Biden-era initiative to face the chopping block, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says. 

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NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
NOVI ZHUKOVSKY

Ms. Zhukovsky studied economics and government at Dartmouth College.

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