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The future is uncertain, but our mission is not. We sued Donald Trump over 150 times as president in his first term—fighting every time for the planet and its people. We will not be shaken. We will not be silenced.

By rolling back safeguards on ethylene oxide—a cancer-causing chemical—President Trump’s EPA is once again letting polluters off the hook while leaving communities to face the consequences. on.nrdc.org/4t3FrUp

A massive sewage spill earlier this year exposed how aging, underfunded wastewater systems are failing our communities. Unless we invest in upgrading our systems, more spills are inevitable. on.nrdc.org/3NqVoot

To secure a livable, affordable future, we must rapidly build clean energy. Our President and CEO, Manish Bapna, lays out the reforms that we need to lower bills, boost energy security, and get vital projects built now. democracyjournal.org/arguments/how-…

From exempting major polluters from clean air regulation to ignoring the economic benefits of saving lives, the Trump administration has made it clear that they don’t value public health. We’re working to resist these attacks to uphold our right to breathe clean, safe air.

How can games shape the culture around climate and the environment? We launched a guide in partnership with @P4PAlliance and Context Collab of @HWClimateSummit to help game studios incorporate environmental themes into their worlds: on.nrdc.org/4shiFZ3

The Trump administration is illegally giving some of the nation’s most polluting industries a free pass to spew toxic pollution. We’re challenging these unlawful actions in court to protect communities and uphold democracy.

Summer is just around the corner—and so is deadly extreme heat. With skyrocketing electricity bills and rising temperatures, many states lack the support they need to protect communities. Now’s the time for leaders to start preparing to keep people safe. on.nrdc.org/3P9V8L4

From rolling back limits on toxic emissions to keeping aging coal plants online, the Trump administration is propping up the dirtiest—and most expensive—power source on the grid. Communities nationwide deserve clean air and water, not more pollution from coal. time.com/7382295/us-coa…

The Trump administration is rushing to open our uncharted waters to deep sea mining with almost no oversight—despite scientists’ warnings that it could cause serious damage to the fragile deep sea ocean ecosystem. npr.org/2026/03/13/nx-…

For over a decade, limits on mercury and other toxic air pollution from coal plants have protected Americans from cancer-causing pollutants. But Trump’s EPA just repealed these safeguards, undermining the agency’s core mission to protect public health. on.nrdc.org/3PzV6vX

As climate disasters intensify, more families are being priced or pushed out of home insurance. But states can help make safety reliable again by holding insurers accountable and ensuring homeowners are protected. on.nrdc.org/4dkvsoX

Food date labels can be confusing, and they’re making our food waste problem even worse. We need clear, consistent labels, but progress has been slow in Congress. While we wait, check out these food-saving and storage tips: on.nrdc.org/4sH6YdZ

President Trump's exemptions of some of the most polluting facilities in the U.S. from standards that limit neurotoxic and cancer-causing pollution is a direct attack on the air we breathe and the health of American communities.

The past three years have been the hottest on record, and climate change is bringing more extreme weather too. When the fight gets tougher, our work becomes even more important—everything we do now will mean a better future for decades to come.

The EPA’s endangerment finding has protected Americans from dangerous climate pollution for over a decade. By abandoning it, President Trump’s EPA is violating the law and rejecting their fundamental duty to safeguard the public.

Our director of policy analysis, Amanda Levin, explains why backing coal is a losing battle in this day and age. Listen to the full episode of our podcast, What the Earth: on.nrdc.org/4l9dJCK

Another desperate attempt to let polluters off the hook.