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Which product will top the toxics pyramid? Congressional Republicans are trying to weaken the Toxic Substances Control Act that has kept many harmful chemicals out of our everyday products. If you, like us, prefer a healthy home, sign our petition! 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.

Real energy security doesn't come in a barrel, it comes from the sun!

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. nytimes.com/2026/03/17/cli…

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 like the Endangerment Finding.

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 The Trump administration repealed the lifesaving Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, which limit harmful pollution coming from coal-fired power plants.

Weakening the Toxic Substances Control Act would make it easier for harmful chemicals to find their way into our homes.

Sen. Padilla pushes back on a proposed bill that would weaken critical protections against toxics 👏

Repealing the Endangerment Finding, as @senschumer says, will make life more expensive and more dangerous.

Congratulations to @Pierce4NCHouse on his primary election win for the North Carolina House of Representatives! edfaction.org/news-resources…

Congratulations to @RevDrSadler on his primary election win for the North Carolina House of Representatives! edfaction.org/news-resources…

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

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 @virginianpilot's editorial. pilotonline.com/2026/02/21/edi…

.@SunSentinel Editorial Board opposes the Trump administration’s repeal of the Endangerment Finding: sun-sentinel.com/2026/02/20/bre…

Today's fight for the environment has grown from generations of Black leaders standing up for health and justice. @YoungGiftedGreen President and Founder LaTricea Adams joins #TheGreenAgenda to share how the movement's history inspires her today.

“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 Pennsylvania residents in new editorial from @PhillyInquirer. inquirer.com/opinion/editor…