What did EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin call efforts to address climate change?

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Zeldin called climate action a "religion" while celebrating "driving a dagger straight into" it. He issued a draft plan to overturn the 2009 endangerment finding — the scientific basis for all EPA climate regulations. He also eliminated the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program that tracked 85-90% of U.S. emissions. Calling climate science a "religion" gave him political cover to dismantle the agency's climate programs without engaging with the underlying evidence.

What did EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin call efforts to address climate change?

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