- The Trump administration repealed a 2009 scientific finding that greenhouse gases endanger human health, removing the legal basis for federal climate regulations.
- This move, described as the "largest deregulation in American history," aims to significantly reduce manufacturing costs.
- Environmental groups and former President Obama widely condemned the repeal, warning of increased environmental and health risks.
- Critics anticipate significant legal challenges against the administration's controversial policy shift.
Trump Repeals Landmark Climate Rule
The Trump administration has controversially repealed a 2009 scientific finding that greenhouse gases endanger human health, effectively dismantling the legal basis for federal climate regulations. This "largest deregulation in American history," aimed at reducing manufacturing costs, faces widespread condemnation from environmental groups and former President Obama, who warn of severe environmental and health risks and anticipate significant legal challenges.
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