Former Rep. Lee Zeldin appeared before the Senate Environmental and Public Works Committee on Thursday for his confirmation hearing to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
During the hearing, Zeldin faced a series of questions from lawmakers on various critical issues, including climate change, regulations, and energy production.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., praised Zeldin's performance, describing it as 'A plus plus plus.'
The sources indicated that Zeldin's testimony was well-received by several senators who were present at the hearing.
Climate change emerged as a key topic of discussion, with Zeldin likely outlining his approach to addressing this pressing issue if confirmed as the head of the EPA.
Regulations and energy production were also highlighted during the hearing, reflecting the broad scope of responsibilities that the EPA oversees.
Overall, Zeldin's confirmation hearing provided valuable insights into his views and plans for leading the EPA, should he be appointed to the position.
