Trump v. Earth

The Trump administration undermines an historic trail, tries desperately to save just one coal-fired power plant, and sells out the endangered delta smelt.

Trump slices a butterfly sanctuary in two, the EPA celebrates its second-worst year on record, and the president goes oddly silent on climate when it’s warm outside.

Plus, NOAA’s sick Twitter burn and the EPA’s corporate giveaways (which attorney general nominee William Barr seems cool with).

The Interior Department bends the shutdown law to keep oil flowing and silences national park officials, and EPA enforcement just . . . stops.

Trump denies protection to imperiled wildlife, censors more climate change web pages, and stalls on a ban of a deadly chemical.

Plus, hawking coal at a climate summit and selling out polar bears to Big Oil.

Plus, the president looks to autocrats for anti-climate allies, and the Atlantic coastline is about to get really noisy.

The administration released climate doomsday predictions while you were at the mall, and Scott Pruitt is the gift that keeps on giving.

Trump’s wildfire lies, Zinke’s acronym defense, and the EPA’s forced altruism involving truck pollution.

The Interior secretary’s shady land deal, and his shady trophy hunting council, are under scrutiny.