Agriculture adviser Rod Snyder leaves EPA on Wednesday

Rod Snyder, the first director of EPA’s agriculture and rural affairs office, said on Monday that he was leaving the agency after nearly three years as its agriculture adviser. EPA administrator Michael Regan said farmers, ranchers, and rural communities “will always have a seat at EPA’s table” thanks to Snyder’s influence. “Rod’s vision, strategy, and… » Read More

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