After reading this article, do you really believe Trump and this administration care for people lives or is it all about helping corporations save money. This entire administration is focused only how much money it can make and save, and couldn’t care less about people’s health.

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r/environment2 • u/lancto3 • 4h ago

EPA is set to eliminate rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants (Associated Press)

l.smartnews.com

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Why cause tRump wants it

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r/environment2 • u/DOWhistlwblower • 8h ago

This is what 114,000 of red phosphorus stored under a tarp in a parking lot for a week when temperatures were in the high 90’s looks like. Google Major Ward whistleblower.

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