“Not now. Not ever.” House Republicans voted ‘yes’ on three separate bills to weaken the Clean Air Act and allow more toxic pollution. Rep. Adelita Grijalva said it right: We will not stand for putting polluters’ profits over our right to breathe.

The Trump administration is handing out free passes to polluters, like this smelter in Miami, AZ. These passes allow billion-dollar companies to skip out on low-cost solutions that reduce lead, arsenic and other toxics in the plant's emissions.

The Trump administration gave out free passes to pollute to every company that requested one—including a copper smelter in Arizona spewing lead and arsenic into the air just one mile from an elementary school.

63% of American adults think the government isn’t doing enough to protect our health and safety. And EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin claims people are "happy" with his policies? @repgreglandsman.bsky.social @energycommerce.bsky.social

The EPA exists to protect our health and safety, not to enrich polluters. But the Trump administration has used the agency to hand out free passes to pollute to every power plant that requested one—and even to some that didn't! @energycommerce.bsky.social @pallone.house.gov

It’s oFISHial—the Magnuson-Stevens Act is 50 years old! This law brought scientists and fishermen into the policy process to successfully restore U.S. fish populations. @envdefensefund.bsky.social Executive Director Amanda Leland shares how science-based policy promotes accountable government.

Energy Sec. Chris Wright was "pretty confident" on Tuesday when he claimed coal would remain the top global energy source for years to come. A report released that same day proved otherwise: renewables overtook coal in 2025. Time to start investing in the clean, affordable energy of the future!

This year, we have the opportunity to vote for affordable energy, cleaner air and better health, while also protecting the planet we love. Learn more about your local elections: www.edfaction.org/actions/beco...

Rising energy costs hurt American families—and Hispanic families more than most. As EDF Action's Natasha Vidangos reminds us, voters can choose representation committed to tackling the energy affordability crisis.

Trump's Energy Department targeted states that didn't vote for him in 2024—and they conceded it in court. Now Secretary Chris Wright wants to walk that back? @delauro.house.gov

Reliable data is key to bringing invisible health harms to light. Read how communities in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley are tracking long-overlooked air pollutants with support from Environmental Defense Fund: cen.acs.org/environment/...

BRIC is back (alright!) 🎶 FEMA's flagship disaster mitigation program is back after a year of attacks from the Trump administration. This program helps communities invest in weather-resilient infrastructure, saving lives and money when disasters strike.

Hanging out with a speaker at a climate denial conference wasn't on our 2026 bingo card...

Lee Zeldin says that Americans value honesty. So why was he the headliner for a group dedicated to denying climate science?

Everyone loses when our government denies science and dismantles health and safety protections. The EPA exists to safeguard our health and wellbeing. So why is Administrator Lee Zeldin opening a conference of extreme climate deniers?

Overheard in DC: Denial is now policy? The Trump administration has a track record of redaction, and their climate policy is no different. www.edfaction.org/news-resourc...

Overheard in DC: Trump’s EPA administrator is headlining a climate denial conference? Burning fossil fuels makes extreme weather worse. It's costing billions of dollars and thousands of lives. Why is Lee Zeldin entertaining a organization that insists there's nothing to see here?

President Trump's proposed budget would gut the agencies that keep us safe from extreme weather, pollution and toxic chemicals. Here's what you need to know.

Trump’s EPA recently moved to weaken protections against formaldehyde, a toxic, cancer-causing chemical used in common household products. Read more: www.theguardian.com/environment/...

First, it was crazy whales and dying eagles. Now Trump's Interior Department announced it will pay a French energy company $1 billion to walk away from two offshore wind leases. That means spending taxpayer dollars to get rid of clean, affordable energy.

Every fight for justice is connected by the air we breathe and the water we drink, as #TheGreenAgenda host Kayla Shannon and Mar Zepeda Salazar remind us. Watch the full episode from @younggiftedgreen.bsky.social for more.

5 in 6 Americans agree: we need stronger protections from toxic chemicals in our daily life! Tell Congress not to weaken the Toxic Substances Control Act with our action page: actnow.edfaction.org/a/c-tsca25

Americans need more energy, not less. But the Trump administration is attacking the cleanest, most affordable sources like wind and solar. As Senator Whitehouse says, we’re all paying the price.

More than 100,000 pages of Trump administration documents just dropped—and no, they’re not the ones you’re thinking about. Take a look at how the administration is secretly trying to undermine the science that shows how climate-altering pollution threatens our health and safety.

The U.S. needs more energy, not less. Spending nearly $1 billion to block clean, affordable energy would be a wasteful and reckless choice.

This just in: MAGA likes solar? With utility prices climbing and affordability top of mind, tides are turning in favor of clean, cheap energy like solar and wind. Come with us to Touch Grass, where we talk real reasons to have hope.

What a haul! Join us as we unbox the Trump administration’s giveaways to the coal industry.

POV: Your lawyer friend gets to talk about her favorite transparency law! EDF Senior Attorney Erin Murphy discusses the Federal Advisory Committee Act and how this law is shedding a light on the Trump administration's repeal of bedrock environmental policies.

Coal is dirty, unreliable and costing Americans millions.

We prefer our air without toxins, thanks! The Trump administration repealed the lifesaving Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, which limit harmful pollution coming from coal-fired power plants.

Congratulations to @pierce4nchouse.bsky.social on his primary election win for the North Carolina House of Representatives! www.edfaction.org/news-resourc...

Congratulations to @rodneysadler.com on his primary election win for the North Carolina House of Representatives! www.edfaction.org/news-resourc...

Congratulations to Veleria Levy on her primary election win for the North Carolina House of Representatives! www.edfaction.org/news-resourc...

The Trump administration’s repeal of the Endangerment Finding puts our health and safety at risk, as Virginia residents have experienced firsthand. Read more in @pilotonline.com's editorial. www.pilotonline.com/2026/02/21/e...

[email protected] Editorial Board opposes the Trump administration’s repeal of the Endangerment Finding: www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/02/20/b...

“Repealing the endangerment finding would result in $57 billion worth of additional fuel costs and over $12 billion in additional health costs by 2055 for Keystone State residents.” Learn how this repeal harms PA residents in new editorial from @inquirer.com www.inquirer.com/opinion/edit...

“The health impacts of this rollback will be felt in communities living near these coal plants.” EDF senior attorney Surbhi Sarang in @theguardian.com www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

Winning too much? President Trump didn't mention his losing record on public health and the environment. But his actions could cause: - 18 billion more metric tons of climate pollution - 58,000 more premature deaths - 37 million more asthma attacks - $500 billion in health harms

Believe this: Household electricity bills are up 13 percent since the start of President Trump’s second term.

"One year into the second Trump presidency, the state of our union is worse off than it was before. It's worse off environmentally, and it's certainly worse off in terms of the costs that the American people are paying," EDF Action President David Kieve tells @publicnewsservice.bsky.social

The Trump administration claims that climate pollution is not a threat to our health and wellbeing. But worsening air quality, extreme weather events and skyrocketing insurance premiums indicate otherwise.

The Trump administration's attempt to repeal the Endangerment Finding has been shrouded in secrecy. Americans deserve better. We expect lawmakers to put our health and wellbeing first.

Don't get it twisted. The Trump administration just showed us—very clearly—what its priorities really are. It's not your health and safety.

Unlimited climate pollution is catastrophic for our health and wallets, as Rep. Castor's Florida community knows well. Climate-altering pollution is making hurricanes worse, temperatures more extreme and insurance premiums skyrocket. Trump's EPA just gave up its power to regulate these pollutants.

The Trump administration acts like what we don't know can't hurt us. Texans know better. We've seen how hurricanes, heat waves, and other extreme weather harm Texans. No justification for Trump trying to repeal our most important protections.

Rep. Carter says what we're all thinking: is Trump trying to make us sicker? The Trump administration repealed the finding that climate pollution is a danger to human health. This decision attempts to leave the EPA powerless to limit pollutants that threaten the health of people and communities.

The EPA exists to protect Americans, not enrich polluters. The Trump admin. thinks otherwise. Trump's EPA rescinded the Endangerment Finding, trying to leave the agency powerless to limit emissions. As Rep. Summer Lee says, more pollution means more asthma, COPD and other respiratory illnesses.

Are they just making up awards now? Today, President Trump received the first-ever "Undisputed Champion of Coal" award. Why? For sacrificing reliable and affordable clean energy to prop up a dying industry.

A majority of Republican voters support solar projects, new Axios polling shows. So why is Trump blocking these affordable energy projects? www.axios.com/2026/02/04/t...

What is the Trump administration's secret "Climate Working Group"? And why does it matter for government transparency? Legal expert Erin Murphy weighs in.