No it doesn't and you make no case that it does. The Trump Admin. demonstrated it was a "bought off" farce, increasing environmental
damage instead of enforcing laws protecting the environment.
Trump appointed this openly corrupt political actor to the cabinet position responsible for environmental protection and
relied exclusively on Leonard Leo, this corrupt man's close friend to choose Trump's three Supreme Court nominees and 54 appellate
court nominees, none of them black.
en.wikipedia.org
"On December 7, 2014,
The New York Times published a front-page story highlighting that Pruitt had used his office's stationery to send form letters written by energy industry lobbyists to federal agencies during
public comment.
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After Scott Pruitt resigned as EPA administrator under the cloud of 18 investigations of his conflicts, corruption, and maladministration,
Trump literally appointed Pruitt's successor to position the EPA to partner with the polluters it was mandated by law to protect the
environment from,
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"...
Lobbyist
From 2009 until 2017, Wheeler was a lobbyist in the law firm
Faegre Baker Daniels' energy and natural resources practice. Since 2009, he represented the
coal producer Murray Energy, privately owned by Robert E. Murray, a supporter of President
Trump. Murray Energy was Wheeler's best-paying client, paying at least $300,000, and possibly as much as $3,300,000 during the period 2009–2017. Wheeler lobbied against the Obama administration's climate regulations for power plants and also sought to persuade the Energy Department to subsidize coal plants. Wheeler set up a meeting between Murray and Energy Secretary Rick Perry in March 2017; at the meeting, Murray advocated for the rollback of environmental regulations and for protections for the coal industry.
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In 2018, after a National Climate Assessment report about the
impact of climate change in the United States was released by the Trump administration (which had been in the works for several years, stretching into the Obama presidency), the EPA under Wheeler's tenure dismissed the report's findings. The EPA falsely claimed that the Obama administration had pushed the authors of the report to focus on the worst-case scenario. In doing so, the EPA cited a story by the
Daily Caller, a conservative website founded by Fox News pundit Tucker Carlson. FactCheck.Org wrote about the
Daily Caller story that there was no evidence for the claims made, the report focused both on lower and higher scenarios, and much of the report looked at climate change impacts that had already occurred. FactCheck.Org noted that the report underwent multiple reviews, both internally and externally, and that the report was available for public review for three months.
The Daily Caller cited as evidence for its claims a memo that allegedly showed that the Obama administration pushed the authors of the report to include worst-case scenarios; FactCheck.Org noted the memo "does not show that the Obama administration pushed for certain scenarios".
Asked in November 2018 to name three EPA policies that had contributed to cleaner air, Wheeler struggled to answer, and two of his three answers were about rollbacks of Obama administration policies intended to curb pollution..."