Oct 27, 2017
"It's about time the environment got a pimp."
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"It's about time the environment got a pimp."
Take action to fight back against the madness: climatetruth.org/standup
If you were thinking of preparing for Saturday’s People’s Climate March by brushing up on a few climate science facts at the Environmental Protection Agency’s comprehensive website, forget about it.
OUTRAGED? Take the pledge to stand up for science: climatetruth.org/standupforscience
It's his own PR firm.
Trump's team froze all social-media accounts and public communications when the new administration took office. The agency is posting updates again now that Pruitt is in charge, but its work on clean air, science, and climate change is far from the focus.
Respect for scientific inquiry and a desire to preserve a healthy environment are core attributes necessary to lead the EPA. Scott Pruitt possesses neither quality, and therefore I must oppose his nomination.
Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) on Scott Pruitt. Read more.
Smith is making a concerted effort to turn a committee meant to foster the innovation of the future into one that does the bidding of 19th century fossil fuel companies — and it’s deeply dangerous.
- Liz Perera, Sierra Club climate policy director. On Rep. Lamar Smith, chair of the House Science Committee. Read more.
The agency will now be led by an official who built a career suing to block environmental rules and has called for weakening the E.P.A.’s authority.
The Senate confirmed Scott Pruitt on Friday to run the Environmental Protection Agency, putting a seasoned legal opponent of the agency at the helm of President Trump’s efforts to dismantle major regulations on climate change and clean water — and to cut the size and authority of the government’s environmental enforcer.
No credible evidence supports that NOAA fabricated data; evidence still points to climate change
As Oklahoma's attorney general, Scott Pruitt fought environmental regulations. Now EPA scientists wonder how he can run their agency.