Climate Change

EPA Repeals the ‘Holy Grail of the Climate Change Religion’: Move Will Lower Energy Costs, Car Prices Anna Moneymaker/Getty EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin on Thursday repealed the endangerment finding ruling, calling it the “largest act of deregulation in the history of the United States,” which will save Americans billions of…

The Trump administration’s decision to scrap the “endangerment finding” on Thursday will have wide-reaching consequences for greenhouse gas emissions and, ultimately, could hasten climate change, increase risk to human health and raise fuel costs. But what is the “endangerment finding,” and what does the revocation of this 2009 conclusion mean…

Skip to Main Content Environment The rule finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency rescinds a 2009 government declaration known as the endangerment finding that determined that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) building is seen in Washington on Sept. 21,…

President Donald Trump’s approach to climate change rests on one key premise: Greenhouse gases are not that bad. This is a simple argument — albeit one that flies in the face of the scientific consensus on climate change — but it could have profound consequences. If carbon dioxide and the…

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The Trump administration is about to tear down a load-bearing ruling that considers climate change as a threat to Americans’ health. Today, the Environmental Protection Agency is announcing that it will publish its final rule to dismantle the endangerment finding for greenhouse gases — the legal foundation of the EPA’s…

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From early January 2026 severe wildfires burned through the Andean foothills of central-southern Chile and across northern Patagonia in Argentina, affecting dense native forests, national parks, and small rural and tourist communities straddling the Chile–Argentina border.  In Argentina, the fires first ignited in early January in Chubut province, then came…

Under pressure from Republican state attorneys general, the agency that advises the U.S. Supreme Court and federal judges on scientific and technical matters has withdrawn the entirety of its content on climate change from a new judicial reference manual. The move by the Federal Judicial Center leaves judges without any…

In September 2025, Nigeria submitted its revised nationally determined contributions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, committing to achieve full electricity access for its population by 2030. The nationally determined contributions, commonly referred to as NDCs, outline how countries plan to reduce emissions while expanding access to…