DOGE and Climate Change: What’s Really Happening at EPA and NOAA and Why it Matters.

Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) Webinar:
DOGE and Climate Change: What’s Really Happening at EPA and NOAA and Why it Matters.
Thursday, April 17, 3pm – 4pm CT

Link to register:
Webinar Registration – Zoom

Join PEER for an informative, interactive webinar called DOGE and Climate Change: What’s Really Happening at EPA and NOAA and Why it Matters.

The purge of federal workers from EPA and NOAA is devastating workers and families and hollowing out the offices tasked with addressing climate change and conducting critical science that helps predict changes to local and global weather. These purges come on the heels of the President’s declaration of a “national energy emergency” which gave the White House the power to fast-track new oil and gas projects, and a doubling down of his attacks on clean energy programs.

Speakers will include:

• David Cash, PhD, former Region 1 Administrator at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
• Monica Medina, JD, former Principal Deputy Undersecretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
• Kyla Bennett, PhD, Director of Science Policy at PEER

This critically important discussion is being cohosted by Bard College’s Worldwide Climate & Justice Education Week.

[Press Releases – Protecting the Environment – PEER.org](https://peer.org/the-newsroom/press-releases/)
[Video Library – Protecting the Environment – PEER.org](https://peer.org/the-newsroom/peer-video-library/)

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National Lawyers Guild- Environmental Justice Committees, Haiti and Indigenous Peoples’  Rights Committees

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