Stand Up AGAINST Climate Pollution and FOR Moose and Human Health

In February, the federal government repealed the Endangerment Finding, its determination that greenhouse gas pollution from motor vehicles is a danger to our health and welfare—which voided its obligation to regulate climate pollution from cars. This turned back the clock on decades of sound science that was the justification behind the Environmental Protection Agency regulating greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide.

Now, the federal government is proposing to end the Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, putting the health of people and vulnerable wildlife like moose in jeopardy.

Tell the Environmental Protection Agency they must uphold protections against greenhouse gas pollution to protect the health of people, wildlife, and the climate.

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Dear Administrator Zeldin,

I urge you NOT to finalize the rulemaking in docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0124 that would repeal the Endangerment Finding and abandon the Environmental Protection Agency’s responsibility to regulate dangerous greenhouse gas pollution from power plants.

The EPA itself has acknowledged the public health impacts of climate pollution, including: direct temperature changes like increasingly severe and frequent heat waves; increased harmful air pollution like smog; increasingly frequent and intense extreme weather events that put communities across the country at risk of death, injury, or disease; and increased spread of food-, water-, and insect-borne illnesses. All these impacts are felt first and worst by vulnerable communities on the frontlines of climate and environmental degradation, perpetuating environmental health disparities and other existing inequities.

The cost of not taking action against climate change is also massive. The U.S. has already experienced 12 billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in the first half of 2026, resulting in at least 183 deaths. Since 1980, over 400 of these massive natural disasters have taken a total of over 17,000 lives. And climate change is making dangerous heat more intense and prolonged, with July’s massive heat wave putting over 125 million people across the country under heat advisories.

The EPA has a legal responsibility to protect the health and safety of our communities, wildlife, and environment, and must not turn back the clock by rejecting scientific evidence or deregulating dangerous climate-altering pollution. Repealing Regulations for Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Emissions would put everyone’s health at risk.

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