Hyma Moore

We have a number of other cabinet members, as you just referenced, active with the Maha Commission.

Secretary Rollins at the Department of Agriculture, USDA, has a very important role as it relates to Maha.

EPA does.

There were a couple of reports that were put out by the Maha Commission, an initial report last spring, a follow-up report with proposals that came out a few months later, and now we're implementing it.

A lot of the equities in the Maha space overlap agencies.

We, right now at EPA, have been advancing our Feeded Onward proposal to combat food waste across the entire country.

It's led by EPA.

There's important opportunities for other agencies to assist with that.

We just put out an announcement as it relates to phthalate chemicals and moving forward with regulating them to protect food.

workers and the environment against known risks that were part of our gold standard science review and the radical transparency that we provided publicly, and so many other actions that we are advancing, including finalizing and rolling out our own EPA-focused MAHA agenda

over the course of the coming weeks.

But what's very different in a very positive way about President Trump is that he has gotten agencies to collaborate more on many different topics than we've seen in the past.

I'm on the National Energy Dominance Council created by President Trump that has created a historic amount of collaboration

between EPA, Department of Energy, Department of Interior, and others on issues to unleash energy dominance here in the United States and to make America the AI capital of the world and to create jobs and pursue, whether it's semiconductors, chips, magnets, and more, a collaboration that is very important.

And we're certainly seeing that with Maha.

I'm sure that there are so many more Maha wins to come.

because of that work together between these agencies, and as you pointed out, led by Secretary Kennedy.

Well, you know, it's funny that you're just pointing out about how the cabinet gets along.

I mean, I get along with all of them.

There's great chemistry.