Can We Get To Zero Carbon?
StateImpact reporters discuss this critically important question and the upcoming event that will tackle the technological and policy solutions to get there.
Kara Holsopple and Reid Frazier
Is the Flint Water Crisis Over?
It's been more than four years since then-Flint Mayor Dayne Walling pushed the button switching the city’s drinking water source to the Flint River. What are things like there now?
Inside the EPA’s Regulatory Rollback Machine
The rollback of a rule to control coal waste in rivers and lakes is a case study in how the EPA operates under the Trump administration.
The Clean Power Plan Postmortem
It's now official. The Clean Power Plan is no more. What were they thinking?
Meet the EPA Staffer Who Sent His Boss a Scathing ‘I Quit!’ Letter
On his way out the door, Michael Cox sent his new boss at EPA a scathing letter: "I have worked under six administrations with political appointees leading EPA from both parties. This is the first time I remember staff openly dismissing and mocking the environmental policies of an administration and by extension you."
The ‘Deconstruction’ of the EPA
In this week's episode of the Trump on Earth podcast, we dig into the potential fallout of big cuts that could be coming at the Environmental Protection Agency.
What Have We Learned from the Historic Protest at Standing Rock?
Standing Rock could be a prelude to national conversations on energy, Native American sovereignty and climate change.
How Climate Change Skeptic Myron Ebell is Shaping Trump’s EPA
Myron Ebell has already returned to his job at a conservative think tank. But his short stint leading the Trump administration's transition at the Environmental Protection Agency may have lasting effects on environmental policy.
Now That Trump’s in as President, What Can (and Can’t) He Do to Environmental Regulations?
For starters, Trump can't unilaterally do many of the things he's pledged to do. But a Republican Congress could help grease the wheels.
