Kelly Ryerson

The EPA's promised Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda, which included protections against harmful chemicals, has not been released despite repeated assurances, frustrating activists. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and the Trump administration have pursued deregulatory actions, including rolling back environmental regulations, while claiming 'MAHA wins' that activists dispute.

The EPA administrator Lee Zeldin promised a formal 'Make America Healthy Again' (MAHA) agenda to address health concerns like harmful chemicals but has not released it despite repeated assurances. Activists, including Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s allies, express frustration over the delay and the EPA's deregulatory actions, which they argue prioritize corporate profits over public health.

The Environmental Protection Agency's promised Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda, which included protections against harmful chemicals, has not been released despite repeated assurances. Activists, including molecular toxicologist Alexandra Muñoz and Kelly Ryerson, express frustration over the EPA's regulatory rollbacks and lack of progress on health priorities. The Trump administration's EPA has pursued deregulation, including proposals to overturn climate change health findings and loosen pollution limits, while touting actions activists claim are insufficient.

The EPA's promised Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda has not been released despite repeated assurances, frustrating activists who argue the agency is prioritizing deregulation over public health. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has shifted focus to ongoing efforts rather than a formal report, while activists like Kelly Ryerson and Alexandra Muñoz criticize the administration's rollback of environmental protections and lack of action on harmful chemicals.

The EPA administrator Lee Zeldin promised a formal Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda to address health concerns like harmful chemicals but has not delivered it eight months later. Activists, including Kelly Ryerson and Alexandra Muñoz, express frustration over the lack of progress and the agency's deregulatory actions, which they argue prioritize corporate profits over public health.

Progressive U.S. Congresswoman Chellie Pingree and MAHA leader Kelly Ryerson are collaborating to advocate for food safety and corporate accountability against harmful chemical practices. Their alliance focuses on protecting consumers from toxic chemicals and ensuring transparency in product risks.