Navigating climate policy under Trump
Navigating climate policy under Trump
Last week marked Trump’s first 100 days in office—and when it comes to climate policy, things are already pretty grim. In just three months, the president has elevated fossil fuels, pulled back billions from green investments, and implemented tariffs that make it harder to import renewable infrastructure. And that’s just the start. But despite Trump’s relentless attacks on the environment, there are still some bright spots—from climate startups, from cities and states, and from nonprofits that are taking these actions to court. In a recent conversation, Fast Company senior editor Aimee Rawlins and executive editor Morgan Clendaniel discussed some of Trump’s most significant attacks on the environment—as well as the ways that people are pushing back. If you missed the subscriber-only event, you can catch the whole conversation in the video above.
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