EPA’s decision to cancel climate speech prompts protests

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The EPA’s decision to prevent its own scientists from speaking about climate change at a conference in Rhode Island on Monday prompted protests and criticism from lawmakers and activists who said it’s just the latest effort by the Trump administration to downplay global warming.

Protesters wearing tape over their mouths and holding signs gathered outside the event, the State of the Narragansett Bay and Watershed program.

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