United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency

The United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency is at the center of this event, facing pressure from the Make America Healthy Again movement to implement stricter chemical regulations while also maintaining alliances with industry. The agency's upcoming 'MAHA agenda' will define its future direction.

The United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Donald Trump's second administration has seen a drastic reduction in enforcement actions against polluters, including fewer lawsuits and lower penalties. The agency has also lost hundreds of staff members and formalized a 'compliance first' policy, de-emphasizing traditional enforcement.

The United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency, under the Trump administration, officially revoked its 2009 'endangerment finding,' which had been the legal basis for regulating greenhouse gas emissions. This action significantly curtails the United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency's authority to regulate climate pollution under the United States===Clean Air Act.

The United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Trump administration is rolling back air regulations for power plants, specifically the Mercury and Air Toxics Standard (MATS). The EPA stated that the 2012 MATS rule provides 'an ample margin of safety' and that proposed 2024 additions would cost more than they benefit. The EPA also announced the repeal of the 'endangerment finding'.

The United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency weakened limits on mercury and other toxic emissions from coal-fired power plants, aiming to boost the fossil fuel industry. This action is expected to save hundreds of millions of dollars for the industry.