Regional reporter for Grist, Great Lakes Region
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How states will keep fighting for climate progress under Trump
In his second term, Trump has signaled he would attack Joe Biden’s climate policies any way he can, increase fossil fuel production, and stymie the expansion of renewable energy. Yet he may not be as successful as he hopes, because states will once again take action.
January 17, 2025