Briefly
Big-name Republicans are taking a carbon-tax plan to the White House.
It’s official: The city of Seattle is divesting from Wells Fargo.
The Dakota Access Pipeline just got its final green light.
Solar jobs are booming.
Most Trump voters actually support climate action.
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The Resistance to Trump is real, and it’s been busy
Climate hawks have been at the forefront.
Many Native Americans lack access to healthy food, but there’s a growing movement to change that
Gardening brings health and peace of mind on reservations.
Week Two brings more enemies of the environment to Team Trump
Second verse, same as the first.
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Trump’s USDA could be a disaster for farms and forests
Sonny Perdue, nominee for agriculture secretary, believes climate change is a "running joke." It's not.
The terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Arctic winter is about to get worse
Arctic sea ice is already at a record low. An oncoming storm will cause even more melt.
Here’s why the “Climategate 2” scandal is bunk
For the last time, there was no global warming hiatus.
The plan to make the EPA “great again” isn’t so great for science
Lamar Smith, chair of the House Science Committee, intends to do anything but.
Gorsuch likely to be skeptical of environmental rules, but that could bite Trump, too
Here's what you need to know about Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's leanings on green issues.
Welcome to the new EPA website, overhauled by Trump’s team
While some of the changes are typical for a new administration, others are concerning.
What’s causing chaos at the EPA? Trump’s transition officials blame the media.
Leaked emails from officials claim that news reports are "inaccurate."
House Science Committee takes a page from the Inquisition
The chair, Lamar Smith, has some new weapons in his battle against the nation's scientists.
This is Trump’s chance to build an anti-environment federal judiciary
There's a record number of vacancies, and he could fill them with judges hostile to regulations.
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