U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced Monday the closure of a controversial one-room EPA museum at agency headquarters in Washington, D.C., calling it an example of “wasteful spending” under the Biden administration.

The administrator said expenses tied to the facility "could have instead been spent on remediating environmental issues in forgotten communities."

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the National Environmental Museum and Education Center will shutter after costing taxpayers millions under Biden administration,