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Now under attack, EPA's work on climate change has been going on for decades

  • Written by: Greg Dotson, Assistant Professor of Law, University of Oregon
imageThe current EPA administrator says the agency should prioritize clean air and clean water, rather than deal with greenhouse gases. billy_wilson/flickr, CC BY-NC

The Trump administration intends to roll back two pillars of the Obama administration’s climate policy – regulations to limit carbon emissions from vehicles and power plants.

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