American politician, EPA administrator since 2025
A MAHA-backed letter to Trump, Kennedy and cabinet officials has voiced health-first concerns about coal-powered data centers and urged a shift toward solar, geothermal, and efficiency. The move signals growing friction between MAHA activists and the administration as data centers draw increasing scrutiny.
Democratic leader has met with Jared Kushner to discuss housing, immigration and affordability. The meeting has sparked questions about strategy and party unity as Democrats prepare for potential changes in control.
Bloomberg reports that the Trump administration has rolled back climate data and tools from federal websites as part of a broader deregulatory push, potentially increasing corporate and research uncertainty about environmental risks. The move follows earlier steps to reduce protections for water bodies and emissions rules, and experts warn the changes will erode decision-making resources for businesses and policymakers.
The Environmental Protection Agency has repealed most of the Biden-era carbon-pollution standards for power plants and is proposing to eliminate remaining greenhouse-gas rules for the sector. The agency argues the rules exceed its authority under the Clean Air Act and would not meaningfully curb emissions. The move follows a broader push by the Trump administration to unleash American energy and roll back climate regulations.
The EPA has rolled back 2024 carbon-pollution standards for power plants, arguing a non-endangerment stance and seeking to ease industry regulation. The move follows a broader pattern of deregulatory climate steps and faces criticism over health, cost, and long-term emissions impacts.
Save the Sound’s 2026 Long Island Sound Report Card shows water quality improving across open-water regions: Western, Central and Eastern basins earn A grades, Eastern Narrows B, Western Narrows rises to D. Report cites billions invested in wastewater/stormwater upgrades and warns climate change risks remain.
Democrats, facing a shifting coalition and rising investigations, are pressuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine policy and Samoa travel documents while vowing scrutiny of his administration. The MAHA alliance complicates party lines as investigations expand.