“Release the Funds: A National Conversation about Putting America’s Future Back in the Hands of Communities”
The Environmental Protection Network Condemns Rollback of Key Protections Against PFAS
EPN Comments on “WOTUS Notice: the Final Response to SCOTUS”
Environmental Careers Panel for Providence College
EPA Rollbacks of Clean Air and Water Protections Will Cost 200,000 Lives and Harm America’s Economy
Former EPA Leaders Sound Alarm on Proposed 65% Cut to Agency Funding
Plans to Eliminate EPA’s Science Office are a Wrecking Ball Assault on Science
Environmental Protection Network Condemns EPA’s Rollback of Federally Protected Waters and Release of Guidance Restricting Clean Water Protections
Environmental Protection Network Denounces EPA’s Termination of Clean Energy Grants
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How AP Calculated the Costs and Death Toll of EPA Rule Rollbacks
EPN was mentioned in AP News. The Environmental Protection Agency under President Donald Trump is aiming to undo or revise more than 30 major environmental regulations, many of them written or updated by the Biden administration.
Thomasville Community Rallies as $19.8M Grant Appeal Moves Ahead
EPN was mentioned in WTXL Tallahassee. TCDC and local leaders host public forum to explain the grant loss, discuss the appeal, and rally community support.
House Republicans Look to Help Trump Strip Tax-Exempt Status of Nonprofits He Says Support Terrorism
Michelle Roos was quoted in AP News. A proposal by Republicans in Congress would allow President Donald Trump’s administration to remove the tax-exempt status of nonprofits that it says support terrorism, creating what some nonprofits say is an arbitrary standard to financially punish charities that advocate for issues that don’t align with his agenda.
Trump Officials Prioritize ‘Delay’ In ‘Green Bank’ Moves, Observers Say
David Cash, former Regional Adminstrator, EPA Region 1, and Stan Meiburg, former Acting Deputy Administrator, were quoted in Inside EPA. Newly reported internal EPA emails are highlighting the Trump administration’s heavy focus on delaying disbursement of high-profile “green bank” grant awards with an eye to scuttling the program, observers say, even though officials are aware of the legal risks of their moves.