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Trump's Climate Rollbacks Will Keep US Emissions Higher for Longer (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s broad rollbacks of federal greenhouse gas rules since January 2025 have altered the trajectory of US energy use and helped set back cuts to planet-warming pollution by about a decade. The latest turnabout came on Monday when the Environmental Protection Agency eliminated requirements that fossil fuel power plants install technical controls to curb their emissions. The move came alongside a proposal to permanently release the nation’s largest industrial source of greenhou
EPA Poised to Repeal Carbon Rules for Coal, Gas Power Plants (opens the original)
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The US Environmental Protection Agency is expected to formally rescind carbon pollution standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants as soon as Monday, according to people familiar with the matter. The Trump administration’s latest major climate rollback is expected to come on the sidelines of a Group of 20 energy ministers’ meeting in Houston, said the people, who asked not to be named because the details aren’t yet public. Earlier this year, the EPA rescinded similar climate standards for vehi
Trump's Environmental Rollbacks Are Being Struck Down by Courts (opens the original)
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The Trump administration’s many steps to reshape and shrink the scope of federal environmental protection have been met with a flood of legal challenges from companies, environmental groups and state officials. So far this summer, it’s been losing more than winning in court. Over the past three months, federal courts nationwide have delivered rulings in several cases centered on attempts by the Environmental Protection Agency to terminate billions of dollars in climate grants and roll back Biden
As US Residential Solar Industry Craters, Florida Bucks Trend (opens the original)
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While the residential solar market is collapsing nationwide after President Donald Trump ended a popular tax credit in December, one state is proving to be a surprising exception: Florida. A big reason why is a sweeping permitting law that took effect in the state last summer, experts said, with new rules aimed at making it both faster and cheaper to install new rooftop solar. Florida installed more than 110 megawatts of home solar in the first three months of the year and BloombergNEF recently
Overlapping Disasters Challenge States Amid Trump Cuts (opens the original)
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Across the US last week, different disasters — from Canadian wildfire smoke darkening the skies in the Midwest and Northeast to extreme heat along the East Coast to catastrophic flooding in Texas — disrupted daily life and put people’s health at risk. When multiple weather catastrophes play out like this at the same time, or in quick succession, experts refer to them as compound events. As climate change makes compound events more likely, experts warned that grappling with them is further compli
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