The Hip Hop Caucus and Green Latinos are two of the organizations working to pressure the administration to fire Scott Pruitt.

An investigative analysis by The New York Times finds a steep decrease in enforcement under the Trump administration.

He just officially rescinded the Clean Power Plan.

John Konkus told staff he is watching for the “double C-word,” climate change.

“They have not yet moved forward on a policy that would be beneficial to low-income communities, communities of color or indigenous populations.”

The Clean Water Rule may be killed before it was able to take effect.

This is the administration’s latest move in staying out of the Paris Agreement.

The six groups say it is in violation of the Clean Air Act.

Researchers launched a study after the EPA administrator testified before Congress—and found he was wrong about key facts.

A lead prevention program could end depending on how Congress alters the proposal.

The Obama administration blocked the Pebble Mine Project in 2014 out of concern for its impact on waterways and dependent communities.

 “The Trump Administration can attempt to erase decades of work from scientists and federal employees on the reality of climate change, but burying your head in the sand doesn’t erase the problem,” Emanuel said in a statement.

Both relate to fossil fuel companies and their restrictions (or lack thereof).

A day before the People’ Climate March, the administration decided it was time for an overhaul. 

Since taking office, the president has repealed many regulations impacting the fossil fuel industry. 

If nations stay on their current course, global temperatures will rise more than a degree higher than the agreement’s goal. 

“This is appalling,” said a representative of the Sierra Club.

There could be serious health consequences for farmworkers, children and surrounding communities in danger of drinking water sources polluted with chlorpyrifos.

Yet critics doubt the money can save the city from the president’s proposed cuts to the agency.

Thirty experts responded to Scott Pruitt’s assertion that carbon dioxide is not a primary contributor to climate change.