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Trump's EPA house cleaning could impact more than 100 employees in Chicago

The Trump administration could cut the Environmental Protection Agency's workforce by at least 1,000 workers nationwide, including more than 100 at Chicago's midwest regional office.

This week’s video features commentary on the Trump administration’s plans to slash the Environmental Protection Agency’s workforce, and its impact on the Chicago-based midwest regional office.

For more on this story, visit the Chicago Sun-Times and the New York Times.


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