EPA

'It's not a happy place'

Published: Wednesday, November 21, 2018

President Trump has failed to stop climate change work at EPA. The administration has repeatedly tried to slash the agency's climate funding, only to be rebuffed by Congress. That has left a small cadre of EPA climate experts in an awkward position, working in jobs they know their boss would prefer to ax.

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The president's latest regulatory agenda may be the most important yet. It details a host of rule-killing plans and new actions on issues like PFAS contamination.

By Kelsey Brugger in Greenwire Wednesday, November 20, 2019

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'It's not a happy place'

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3-year study raises doubts about EVs' future

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Trump charts a regulatory path through 2020

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3-year study raises doubts about EVs' future