EPA November Briefing: $1.6 Trillion in Fiscal 2026 Deregulatory Savings Claimed, Oil and Gas Action Tied to 210 Million Barrels
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published its "Call it a Comeback" briefing on November 13, rounding up three items from the week: a Veterans Day observance at agency headquarters, a deregulatory savings figure, and an oil and gas regulatory action.
According to the briefing, Administrator Lee Zeldin joined agency veterans, spouses, and their supporters at EPA Headquarters for Veterans Day, with a question-and-answer panel featuring veterans and spouses serving at the agency.
The briefing said EPA finalized a record $1.6 trillion in deregulatory savings in Fiscal Year 2026, and argued that protecting the environment and growing the economy can be done together.
The briefing also said that while in Lubbock, Texas, EPA announced an action to correct previous oil and gas regulations which, if finalized, would unleash approximately 210 million barrels of U.S. oil and $45 billion in regulatory savings, and that Zeldin discussed the action on Fox News' Saturday in America with Kayleigh McEnany.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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