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October 19, 2020
Federalist Radio Hour•October 19, 2020The Federalist

How Trump’s EPA Administrator Is Tackling Long-Neglected Toxic Sites

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On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler joins Staff Writer Tristan Justice to discuss the EPA's recent successes in using its Superfund Program to clean up contaminated, hazardous sites in the U.S. to improve community health.

Hosted by Tristan Justice, with guest AWAndrew Wheeler

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    Bishop Wash@BishopWash·6y

    It was great hearing about the success. I heard about the Berkeley Pit last year.

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