Proposed Forest Service Reorganization Is an Attack on the Venerable Agency The Trump administration claims to be streamlining operations while asking Congress to terminate an important program By Jill K. Robinson October 8, 2026 In this story: Trump, forests, climate change
Fuel Costs Will Increase, and Carbon Emissions Too, After Trump’s CAFE Standards Rollback The Trump administration’s new policy will make the high cost of living even more unaffordable By Dana Drugmand September 30, 2026 In this story: vehicle standards, climate change, air, clean energy, Trump
Big Bend Wall Threatens Local Way of Life Residents of border towns mount small protests to oppose wall construction By Margret Grebowicz September 25, 2026 In this story: borderlands, America's National Parks, national parks, state parks, Trump
Can Killing Wolves Save the Beef Industry? Experts warn that a new executive order meant to help ranchers won't actually work By Matt Morris September 28, 2026 In this story: wolves, endangered species, wildlife, animal rights, Trump
California State Parks Are Bringing Native History to the Forefront As the Trump administration seeks to erase history on public lands, these parks are offering a fuller picture By Maya L. Kapoor September 17, 2026 In this story: indigenous communities, Trump, state parks, national parks
Trump, Zeldin Try to “Unleash” Dirty Energy With Repeal of Pollution Standards The EPA’s rollback of power plant emission standards puts public health, climate at risk By Dana Drugmand September 16, 2026 In this story: EPA, climate change, Trump, dirty energy, environmental law
Why Won’t the Media Say “Climate Change”? Climate coverage has been dropping even as extreme climate-supercharged weather gets worse By Dana Drugmand September 14, 2026 In this story: climate change, Trump
How Lee Zeldin Turned the EPA Into a Shield for Polluters Across the country, from West Virginia to Louisiana and beyond, communities are feeling the impacts By Alexander Nazaryan September 8, 2026 In this story: EPA, climate change, Trump, coal, data centers
Proposed Yosemite Land Swap Is the Latest Attack on Public Lands The Trump administration has wasted no opportunity to serve up protected places for private interests By Jeremy Miller September 7, 2026 In this story: public lands, Trump, America's National Parks, national parks
The Trump Administration’s Latest Foe: “DEI Bike Lanes” Funding for one of the last bipartisan programs may get sideswiped in September By Brandon Withrow August 26, 2026 In this story: biking, Trump, transportation, clean energy