Trump administration waives clean-air rules, moves to gut regulations for industrial polluters

The Trump administration temporarily waived clean-air rules for industrial facilities emitting cancer-causing gases, and appointees subsequently worked to permanently weaken the regulations. This marks a policy shift favoring deregulation over environmental protections, with implications for public health and regulatory enforcement. The extent of the rollback and its legal challenges remain uncertain.

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