Bloomberg argues Zeldin’s plan to revoke EPA’s 2009 greenhouse‑gas finding is fiscally reckless: it might save ~$1T in compliance but risks ~$87T in climate damages.
Legally shaky and economically absurd, it shifts massive costs to the public, on top of massive health risks.
The $87 Trillion Bill That Comes From Denying Reality
Even putting aside science, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s decision to reverse the finding that greenhouse-gas emissions are a danger to the public makes no economic sense.
