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EPA's Zeldin Vows To Fulfill Coal Industry’s ‘Wish List’

"EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin promised to deliver for the coal industry Tuesday, as part of a broader push to reverse the sector’s fate. “Many of the items that were on your wish list are now done,” Zeldin told members of the National Coal Council gathered at the Willard hotel in Washington."

Source: E&E News, 07/23/2026

States, NYC Sue EPA For Relaxing Climate Rule Over Hydrofluorocarbons

"The Trump administration was sued ​on Tuesday by 18 Democratic-led states, Washington, D.C. and New York City over a new ‌federal rule they say would harm the climate by giving companies more time to stop using dangerous hydrofluorocarbons in commercial refrigeration equipment."

Source: Reuters, 07/22/2026

U.S. Is Pulling Back on Energy Efficiency Just as Prices Are Rising

"The Trump administration is dismantling a wide array of federal energy-efficiency programs at the same time that war in Iran is raising oil prices, climate change is fueling record heat that is driving up demand for air conditioning and new data centers are straining America’s electricity supply."

Source: New York Times, 07/22/2026

Trump EPA Kills Proposed Rules For Pfas-Contaminated Sewage Fertilizer

"The Trump administration has killed the regulatory review of sewage sludge contaminated with Pfas and spread on farmland as fertilizer, a practice that has sickened farmers, destroyed their livelihoods, killed livestock, polluted water supplies, and poisoned meat and food products sold to the public."

Source: Guardian, 07/22/2026

"EPA Rollback Could Bring Dirtier Air to Black Communities"

"Research shows Black neighborhoods bear the brunt of diesel pollution. New EPA changes could make that burden worse."
For decades, highways and industrial corridors have exposed Black communities to disproportionate levels of diesel pollution. As the Trump administration eases clean truck standards, environmental advocates warn those neighborhoods could once again pay the highest price."

Source: Word in Black, 07/21/2026

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