EPA's Lee Zeldin will repeal of Obama-era endangerment finding that classified carbon dioxide as a pollutant, projecting job growth and more affordable vehicles.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said Tuesday the agency is preparing to overturn its 2009 conclusion that greenhouse gas emissions are harmful to the environment and human life.

The EPA has decided to revoke a key scientific finding it published 16 years ago that six greenhouse gases are a threat to public health.

The EPA administrator made several inaccurate comments on a right-wing podcast ahead of rolling back the endangerment finding.

Lee Zeldin, EPA Administrator, shares updates on the Tijuana River sewage crisis resolution. The US and Mexico discuss next steps towards a permanent solution.

Zeldin will announce the repeal of what is known as the "endangerment finding," according to a report in E&E News, a publication of Politico. The EPA’s ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions hinges on the endangerment finding — and rolling it back could exacerbate the threats posed by climate change to human health.

During his remarks in a Senate hearing in May, Senator Adam Schiff scolded Lee Zeldin over his failures as EPA Administrator. Schiff stated, "That, to me, is big fiction."