EPA Administrator Zeldin says agency will follow science, committed to help make America healthy

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said Tuesday that the agency is committed to following science and helping Health and Human Services make America healthy again. 

"We don't want to bias the science one way or the other," Zeldin said on the "Just the News, No Noise" TV show. "We just want the facts. We just want the truth. We want science to be able to inform our decision-making very productively."

Zeldin said the EPA is working on new projects for the year. 

"We're creating a new Office of State Air Partnerships inside the Office of Air and Radiation to get more of the state implementation plans done and empower our states to advance federalism," he said. 

Zeldin said that the agency is also committed to help "Make America Healthy Again" along with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 

"The truth is that there are many ways that we can do more to make America healthy, and we should be pursuing all of those different options and doing so aggressively with the different equities of different agencies," he said. "This is another example of where we need to follow sound science to make smart decisions. We want to do our part here at EPA to help with that process."