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Trump’s EPA claims strong enforcement. But the data tells a different story
The EPA released its latest enforcement and compliance report and touted the agency’s crackdown on environmental crimes under the Trump administration, yet 75 percent of the criminal cases closed last fiscal year originated before the president took office.
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A warmer climate means bigger hail
New attribution research shows how extra heat in the atmosphere can turn thunderstorms into factories for dangerous, softball-size hail.
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The latest tactic for silencing Ecuador’s environmental defenders: shuttering their bank accounts
As the country moves to intensify mining and oil operations, environmental and Indigenous leaders’ bank accounts are being frozen or closed. Such “debanking” cuts them off from financial support and paralyzes their work.
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Is the FBI investigating environmental activists?
A recent visit by an FBI agent to a climate activist hints at a broadening Trump administration effort to target political opponents.
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EPA hits 40-year lows in staffing after Trump targets its public health experts
An Inside Climate News analysis of just-released federal workforce data shows more than 4,000 employees departed between January 2025 and January 2026, including a majority of team leaders.
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Texas seizes the solar crown from California, and other key points from the latest electricity data
Utility-scale solar soared in 2025 across the country; coal also grew, while natural gas was down.
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A new generation of climate scientists warm up to solar geoengineering
Fed up with a lack of action on climate change, some students are researching dimming the sun despite the pushback from other scientists.
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