Senate confirms Michael Regan as EPA chief
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Michael Regan as the next administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), putting him in charge of an agency that will play a key role in implementing President Biden’s climate agenda. The Senate voted 66-34 in favor of Regan, who will be the first Black man to lead the EPA.
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