Trump’s two-front attack on climate change science faces challenges

Published May 31, 2019 11:30am ET



The Trump administration is fighting on two fronts to help justify its deregulatory agenda in court, downplaying both the damage from climate change and the public health benefits of environmental rules.

This month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced plans to propose new rules for regulatory cost-benefit analysis that critics fear could undermine the agency’s regulation of climate pollution by saying it costs too much.

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