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- Edward Russo, chairman of the White House Environmental Advisory Task Force, says U.S. President Donald Trump aims to be the greatest environmental president since Teddy Roosevelt.
- At Trump-Kennedy Center, Russo highlighted land protection, despite criticism of weakened coal-pollution limits.
- Critics question Russo's impact as the task force has not publicly shared its work.
- Russo, a former consultant for Trump's golf courses, published the book 'Donald J. Trump: An Environmental Hero'.
