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EPA faces backlash as Biden’s green programs get blocked, while Trump-era rollbacks and climate disputes keep it in the headlines.

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ICE Deploys Vehicles, Prepares Chicago Raids

The ICE plans to deploy a fleet of specially wrapped vehicles to support upcoming immigration enforcement operations in Chicago, with a focus on rapid upfitting and staffing. Meanwhile, the EPA proposes easing power plant permits to support AI-driven energy demands, amid ongoing political tensions.

EPA Suspends Emissions Data Collection

The EPA under Administrator Lee Zeldin plans to suspend the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, affecting data from over 8,000 facilities. The move aligns with the Biden administration's rollback of climate regulations, citing bureaucratic burdens and limited health impact. Critics warn this will hinder climate action and transparency.

Hawaii Eyes LNG Deal Amid Renewables Push

Hawaii's governor, Josh Green, is pursuing a tentative LNG agreement with JERA, aiming to lower costs and emissions while transitioning to renewables by 2045. The deal faces environmental opposition and regulatory scrutiny, amid broader U.S.-EU climate policy tensions.

Extreme Heat Threatens Pregnant Women

Climate change-driven heat waves are worsening risks for pregnant people, especially in developing countries and US agricultural sectors. Pregnancy alters heat dissipation, increasing vulnerability to heat-related health issues, fetal development problems, and maternal complications. Experts warn that these risks are under-researched and will intensify as global temperatures rise.