Trump environmental rollbacks would boost pollution and endanger lives, former EPA heads say
- The Trump administration rolled back multiple environmental regulations, framing it as an energy sector win.
- Advocates stated the changes would cut regulatory costs and give states decision-making power.
- Natural gas is positioned as a short-term winner, with increased demand from power generators replacing Russian supply.
- EPA's Lee Zeldin claimed the rollbacks would lower the cost of living by reducing regulatory costs.
- Environmental groups fear increased pollution and health problems due to deregulation, especially in industrial areas.
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Under Trump, climate denial is official US policy
Donald Trump’s return to the White House has led to a decline in "greenwashing" strategies and a renewed focus on climate denial, along with a brazen intransigence in the face of an escalating climate catastrophe, argues John Clarke.
Incredibly 'confusing and chaotic' situation for climate science in the US
The Trump administration's attacks on environmental protections and climate science, though contested and sometimes overturned by the courts, have been continuing, jeopardizing data collection and storage.
Climate: Donald Trump "can do some things but a lot of people will resist," hopes former U.S. Vice President Al Gore
The environmental defender and former Vice-President Democrat hopes on Saturday on France Inter that Donald Trump will be restrained in his climatosceptic action.
How Trump is undermining the global climate science infrastructure
The US administration's attacks on climate science are already breaking down entire parts of the planet's monitoring programs at low noise. Climatologists fear loss of data essential to cope with the climate chaos that is intensifying.
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