EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is working to build a bridge with a growing number of high-profile supporters of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” movement.
The agency has “been working to finalize and announce a MAHA agenda for EPA,” Zeldin said Tuesday during an invite-only holiday press gathering in his office.
Zeldin said the agenda is a collection of “all different kinds of work, priorities and our ideas important to MAHA,” an anti-corporate crusade dedicated to ending childhood chronic disease. “We’re excited about being able to release it as one formal agenda,” he continued.
“The Trump EPA wants to hear from all members of the MAHA community and make sure everyone has a seat at the table,” EPA’s press office said in a statement. It did not answer questions about the agenda’s release.
