ESTABLISHED 2024 A CIVIC RECORD OF ACTIONS TAKEN AGAINST THE AMERICAN PEOPLE — AND HOW WE RESTORE THEM July 28, 2026
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🌍 Environment

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Trump Administration Grants Clean Air Act Exemptions to Major Polluters

The Trump administration in March 2025 began offering exemptions from key Clean Air Act provisions to coal-fired power plants, chemical manufacturers, and other industrial facilities through a streamlined email-based process. The exemptions allow major polluters to bypass air quality regulations without formal public review or environmental impact assessment. This action directly reduces air quality protections for American communities near industrial facilities.

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Executive Order 14225: Expansion of Timber Production on Federal Lands

On March 1, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14225 directing increased timber harvesting on federal lands. The order expedites permitting for logging operations and reduces environmental review timelines on National Forests and Bureau of Land Management property. Confirmed direct impacts include accelerated timber sales on approximately 2 million acres of federal forest annually and reduced public comment periods for timber harvest plans.

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Trump Administration Waives Environmental Laws for Big Bend Border Wall

The Trump administration invoked waiver authority to circumvent environmental and historical preservation laws protecting Big Bend National Park in Texas, enabling border wall construction through pristine wilderness. The action bypasses federal statutes including the National Environmental Policy Act and Endangered Species Act. Communities, conservation groups, and indigenous nations face irreversible ecological damage to protected habitat and cultural sites.

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Trump Eliminates Rebate Program for Electric Appliance Upgrades

The Trump administration's Energy Department reinterpreted the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act to eliminate rebates for Americans switching to high-efficiency electric appliances. The action cancels cash-back incentives for residential electrification including heat pumps, electric water heaters, and induction cooktops. Millions of households lose access to federal incentives designed to reduce energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions.

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Executive Order 14208: Ending Procurement and Forced Use of Paper Straws

On February 10, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14208 directing federal agencies to cease procurement of paper straws and eliminate any requirements or incentives for their use in federal facilities and programs. The order applies to all executive branch agencies' purchasing decisions and facility operations. The confirmed direct impact is that federal buildings, cafeterias, and programs will no longer purchase or distribute paper straws as of the order's implementation.

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Trump Revokes 2009 Endangerment Finding, Halting Climate Regulations

The Trump administration rescinded the 2009 EPA endangerment finding that established CO2 and other greenhouse gases as threats to public health and welfare—the scientific foundation for virtually all U.S. climate regulations. This rollback eliminates federal authority to regulate planet-warming pollution and toxic emissions. Eighteen young Americans filed suit demanding immediate court intervention to protect their constitutional rights to life and liberty.

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Trump lifts hunting restrictions in national parks and refuges

The Trump administration directed federal land management agencies to remove restrictions on hunting and trapping in national parks, wildlife refuges, and designated wilderness areas. This expands hunting access across millions of acres of federally protected lands. The action affects conservation policy, wildlife management, and recreational hunting opportunities across the United States.

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Court blocks Trump anti-renewable energy policies

A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction preventing the Trump administration from enforcing anti-renewable energy policies against members of regional trade groups. Judge Denise Casper ruled that the plaintiffs challenging the policies were likely to succeed on their claims. The court action temporarily halts implementation of the administration's measures that would have hindered renewable energy development.

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Trump Signs Memos to Boost Fossil Fuel Production

President Trump signed memos expanding domestic oil, coal, and natural gas production, citing national defense readiness concerns. The action declares inadequate fossil fuel supply a security threat and orders increased domestic energy production. This accelerates fossil fuel extraction and may increase energy costs and environmental impacts for American consumers.

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Trump Administration Bans Preventative Burning to Reduce Wildfires

The Trump administration has imposed bans and delays on controlled preventative burns across U.S. forests, a scientifically-supported practice that reduces catastrophic wildfire risk. Firefighters and land management agencies say the restrictions will increase the severity and frequency of massive wildfires. The policy reverses decades of forest management strategy and undermines federal wildfire prevention efforts.