Trump reportedly is on the brink of withdrawing from the deal, prompting widespread hysteria. But it's not the most damaging thing he can do to Obama's climate legacy.

The EPA administrator's media aversion, unavailable public schedule, and a history of industry favors are raising red flags.

In curiously similar language, they claim his proposed budget would return them to their "core mission" and allow them to work more "efficiently."

A proposed 25 percent cut to the Superfund budget would bring the cleanup program to a halt, but it's Scott Pruitt's close relationship with polluters that has experts even more worried.

The EPA administrator made a career of trying to break the agency. Now he claims that Obama's EPA didn't accomplish enough.

A Q&A with Peter Meyer, a PhD economist at the University of Louisville.

The press is covering the president's attacks on climate science and policy, but when the time comes to press him in person, reporters go silent.

"It’s meant to unsettle people, and it’s doing a pretty good job."

They have the president's ear, but they're not moderating him. Here's why they hold so little sway over Trump.

Bret Stephens might seem reasonable compared to conspiracy theorists, but his stealth denial is far more damaging.