The Trump administration plans to reduce staff at the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) disaster recovery office by 84%, cutting the workforce from 936 to 150.
Why Trump’s Clean Energy Rollbacks Could Derail a Factory Boom

The Trump administration’s rollback of clean energy incentives is threatening a surge in U.S. factory construction driven by Biden-era subsidies. Billions of dollars had been invested in manufacturing wind, solar, and electric vehicle components, but uncertainty over tax credits and regulatory changes is now causing companies to reconsider. Hydrogen producer Nel has paused a $200 million Michigan facility, while Ford warns it may cut jobs if EV subsidies are withdrawn. The wind industry has been particularly hard hit, with Trump halting new project permits. Some critical mineral producers remain hopeful due to potential tariffs on Chinese imports, but overall, the administration’s policies could slow the clean energy transition. Experts warn that weakening demand-side incentives will make it harder for companies to justify long-term investments in green technology, potentially undermining U.S. competitiveness in the global renewable energy market.
The Trump administration has ordered FEMA to stop its decades-long role in developing stronger building codes, a move experts warn could undermine disaster resilience
The Trump administration’s rollback of clean energy incentives is threatening a surge in U.S. factory construction driven by Biden-era subsidies.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is attempting to seize $20 billion allocated for the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, a Biden-era clean energy loan program...
U.S. cities, including Chicago, San Francisco, and Houston, face mounting fiscal crises due to climate disasters, declining downtown economies...
The Trump administration is attempting to freeze or reclaim $20 billion in climate funds previously allocated by the Biden administration for green banks...
On his second day as Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cut funding for three National Institutes of Health (NIH) programs focused on climate change...
With the HBO series White Lotus expected to drive tourism to Thailand’s Koh Samui, concerns over the environmental and social impacts of mass tourism are growing.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton successfully blocked federal regulations that would have required states to track and report highway pollution levels.
As Texas faces surging electricity demand, a new pilot program is exploring the use of “virtual power plants” (VPPs) to help stabilize the grid.
Vice President JD Vance previously supported increased funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI), but environmental advocates worry about his stance...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services in a 52-48 Senate vote, marking a shift in the Republican stance on health policy.
Grist has launched an interactive tool that tracks nearly $700 billion in climate and infrastructure funding allocated under the Inflation Reduction Act and the bipartisan...
The Trump administration has begun dismantling the Environmental Protection Agency under the guise of improving efficiency.
In a rare display of bipartisanship, Congress unanimously passed the EXPLORE Act, a bill aimed at expanding outdoor recreation access.