Former New York congressman Lee Zeldin has been selected by Trump to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Known for his controversial anti-environmental stance, Zeldin’s appointment has drawn significant attention, with many concerned about the impact on climate regulations. As part of Trump’s cabinet, he will work alongside key advisers, including Stephen Miller, who is set to be the deputy chief of policy. Zeldin is recognized for his past opposition to various environmental initiatives, igniting discussions about the future direction of the EPA under his leadership.