Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that he has taken a virtual chainsaw to a one-room museum he described as a “shrine to environmental justice and climate change.”
Zeldin happily reported that the move would save taxpayers roughly $600,000 annually.
In a video posted to X on Monday, Zeldin explained that the shrine, built during the Biden administration, cost a mind-numbing $4 million to construct. And yet it brought in fewer than 2,000 visitors.
The former New York gubernatorial candidate also pointed out that the timeline presented in the museum’s displays somehow left Trump’s first term era completely unmentioned.
“This museum claims EPA pursues its mission by advancing environmental justice, equity, and civil rights compliance. A timeline of key events conveniently omits any mention of President Trump’s first…
