EDF Voices: Clean Power Plan

For the first time since this survey began, four of our top 10 fears have to do with the planet.

The EPA chief is turning benefits and costs upside down with the help of discredited methodologies and accounting gimmicks.

Pruitt is ignoring a groundswell of support for pollution limits that would protect our climate and save thousands of American lives.

State and local leaders understand that by investing in clean energy and cutting emissions, we're betting on the future. What could possibly be more American?

In his latest essay in Foreign Affairs, EDF President Fred Krupp gives a broad overview of Trump's policies in a changing energy landscape. This is your two-minute summary.

In contrast to the often-dysfunctional White House, the EPA administrator has been laser focused.

Trump has flip-flopped on signature issues, but been consistent about dismantling protections for public health, clean air and clean water.

More toxic rivers and waterways, more mercury in the air, and more to come.

Kathleen Hartnett White, a lobbyist for a group in large part funded by the energy industry, is being considered for the top White House environmental job: Director of the Council on Environmental Quality.

Presidents have lots of power, but citizen activists – and our nation's laws – are even stronger.