Could Donald Trump Kill the EPA? No, but He Could Cripple It
The president-elect has promised to gut environmental regulations and get rid of the EPA, but the process is not so simple and he would face public pushback.
By Georgina Gustin
Election 2016
In Trump's World, Environmental Movement Wrestles With Its Future
By Marianne Lavelle
Donald Trump and Climate Change: Top 10 Ways He Could Reverse Progress
By John H. Cushman Jr.
Trump Victory in Presidential Race Stuns Climate World
By Zahra Hirji
In Trump, U.S. Puts a Climate Denier in Its Highest Office and Climate Action in Limbo
By Marianne Lavelle
An Election That Steers Clear of Climate Talk, During the Warmest Year Ever
By Sabrina Shankman
Green Groups Working Hard to Elect Democrats, One Voter at a Time
By Marianne Lavelle
Florida Ballot Measure Could Halt Rooftop Solar, but Do Voters Know That?
By Martin LaMonica
Local Bans on Fracking Hang in the Balance in Colorado Ballot Fight
By Marianne Lavelle
In Pennsylvania, One Senate Seat With Big Implications
By Marianne Lavelle
Clinton Finally Campaigns on Climate, With Gore at Her Side
By Marianne Lavelle
Climate Change Treated as Afterthought in Second Presidential Debate
By Marianne Lavelle
What's at Stake for the Climate in the 2016 Election? Everything.
By Marianne Lavelle
Big Spending by Fossil Fuel Interests Helps Swing Critical Ohio Senate Race to GOP
By Marianne Lavelle
Climate Programs Will Be Cut in Clinton Foundation Restructuring
By Marianne Lavelle
Fossil Fuel Money to GOP Grows, and So Does Climate Divide
By Marianne Lavelle
Meet the Steel Magnate Helping Trump Assail Pollution Regulations
By Marianne Lavelle
Can the Environmental Movement Rally Around Hillary Clinton?
By Marianne Lavelle
