Donald Trump Is Slashing Programs Linking Climate Change to U.S. National Security
The Trump administration proposes to eliminate programs that prevent flooding and other climate-related events from threatening public health.
The Trump administration proposes to eliminate programs that prevent flooding and other climate-related events from threatening public health.
A strip mine, two oil pipelines, coal plants, and a liquid natural gas facility: some of the fossil fuel projects that Trump's policies will help build, revive, or preserve.
The Alt_BLM account is one of dozens of “alt” and “rogue” federal agency accounts that launched shortly after Trump’s inauguration.
Newly released documents reveal another example of industry operatives drafting and editing text the former Oklahoma attorney general submitted to a federal agency.
Pipeline opponents have launched what they’re calling a “last stand,” holding protests and disruptive actions across the U.S.
Text describing two rules regulating the oil and gas industry was removed from the Interior Department website.
“It’s going to come here to the drill pad,” said a Lakota elder. “It’s going to come to a head, and people are probably going to get hurt.”
The Trump team got to work editing on inauguration day, when most mentions of climate change vanished from the White House website.
Although Zinke says he won’t hand federal land to states, he is likely to lease vast tracts to the oil, gas, and coal industries.
As Exxon CEO, Trump secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson pursued new fossil fuel frontiers despite claiming climate concern.
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