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Trump, climate

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Trump kills major climate regulations triggered under Obama. Will it increase Texas pollution?
President Trump called the move the 'largest deregulatory action' in U.S. history. Texas environmentalists worry about unchecked greenhouse gas emissions.

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Trump delivers a deadly blow to EPA’s ability to regulate climate pollution
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Trump rolls back key US climate regulation
 · 18h
Trump Scuttles Key Climate Finding Used to Control Greenhouse Gases
President Donald Trump is undoing a long-standing scientific finding that says climate change threatens human health and the environment.

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Las Vegas Sun · 1d
Trump's EPA revokes scientific finding that underpinned US fight against climate change
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Trump Administration Erases the Government’s Power to Fight Climate Change
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Trump revokes landmark ruling that greenhouse gases endanger public health
The White House called the reversal the "largest deregulation in American history", saying it would make cars cheaper, bringing down costs for automakers by $2,400 per vehicle.

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 · 20h
Trump Revokes Basis of US Climate Regulation, Ends Vehicle Emission Standards
 · 12h
Live updates: Homeland Security seems certain to shut down Friday night
Click2Houston
9d

5 ways climate change is reshaping Houston and southeast Texas

Climate change is more than a buzz word -- it can be seen and felt across our communities. Climate Central reports that in 2025, climate and weather disasters costed $115 billion in damages, ranking it the third costliest year on record.
EurekAlert!
2d

As tropical fish move north, UT San Antonio researcher tracks climate threats to Texas waterways

Matthew Troia, a UT San Antonio assistant professor, was awareded the distinguished Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) award by the National Science Foundation. The award will support his investigation on how climate change and urbanization are affecting freshwater ecosystems by enabling exotic tropical fish species to expand northward.
National Law Review
2d

Impact to Advertisers of White House Withdrawal of EPA Climate Change Endangerment Finding

In a move that divests EPA of the authority to restrict emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide in air emissions, on Thursday, the White House will withdraw EPA's 2009 Endangerment Finding,
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25d

Texas power costs rose 20% from climate change, say Texas A&M researchers

Climate change is not the only force pushing up power costs, but it amplifies the impact of other vulnerabilities in the Texas system. The state relies heavily on natural gas fired power plants, which means electricity prices are closely tied to gas markets.
Houston Chronicle
5mon

‘Ground zero for climate change’: Houstonians react to Trump climate rollbacks

For decades, Houstonian Lisa Brenskelle spent her days working as a chemical engineer, and her free time fighting for environmental and climate issues. “I am a Christian, and Christianity is very clear that the whole reason we're on the planet is to take ...
KXAN
2mon

Did climate change have any effect on the 2021 Texas winter storm?

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Central Texas suffered through a debilitating winter storm in February 2021. An intense storm system left the entire area feeling powerless due to the heavy snow and the eventual ice. Snow on Feb. 15, 2021, measured at 5.4″, is one of ...
Pew Research Center
3mon

1. Impact of climate change

Do people see climate change affecting their area? A median of 74% across nine middle-income countries say global climate change is affecting the area where they live at least somewhat, while 24% say it doesn’t impact their area much or at all.
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