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Trump administration’s vision for climate policy changes

Trump administration’s vision for climate policy changes
Jan 20, 2025
By Farms.com

Climate and energy reforms under Trump administration

Trump’s administration is set to overhaul the U.S. climate agenda, starting with sweeping executive orders aimed at reversing key policies of the Biden administration. His immediate focus includes reducing environmental regulations and increasing fossil fuel production. 

On day one, Trump’s administration is likely to dissolve the White House climate adviser role, redirecting efforts toward domestic oil and gas production. This includes revising EPA rules for power plants and methane emissions, while also addressing gas flaring on federal lands. 

Plans to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement signal a retreat from international climate commitments. This move, combined with halting federal wind energy projects, showcases Trump’s focus on traditional energy sources over renewable alternatives. 

Efforts to roll back EV incentives and emissions standards may also begin immediately. Trump’s administration has vowed to counter California’s independent emissions rules and reduce federal support for electric vehicles, even as EV adoption grows nationwide. 

While these actions are largely symbolic, they represent the administration’s agenda to prioritize fossil fuels. Legal challenges and resistance from various stakeholders could impact the implementation of these orders, shaping the future of U.S. energy policy. 

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