EPA REVIVES WEBPAGE ON CLIMATE CHANGE

Mar 24, 2021

Aikwan Chong

The EPA on Thursday relaunched a webpage dedicated to climate change that had gone dark under President Trump. The restoration of the climate page comes four years after the Trump administration took down much of the EPA’s digital presence that explained the issue and why it is worth combatting. To underscore the reversal, EPA administrator Michael Regan, who was confirmed by the Senate last week, declared in a video message posted on the new webpage, “Combating climate change, it’s not optional, it’s essential at EPA.”

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