From New York, this is Democracy Now.

It's a crime against nature.

It's a crime against the families of our country. It's a crime against nature. It's a crime against the families of our country.

It's a crime against the planet, the very planet that we all live on, God's creation.

That is what is happening today.

Climate scientists, activists, democratic lawmakers are denouncing the Environmental Protection Agency after EPA

chief Lee Zeldin moves to rescind a landmark EPA finding that greenhouse gas emissions

threaten public health. We'll speak to the NRDC, the Natural Resources Defense Council,

and climate scientist Michael Mann.

Then a group of activists from Louisiana have traveled to New York to confront the financial

backers of destructive natural gas projects in what's known as Cancer Alley.

We came to the door of the murderers, and the murderers ran from us.

I actually find that funny.

Yes, you know.

Yeah.

Like, we don't have weapons.

They have the weapons of mass destruction.

These weapons go by the names of LNG.

We'll speak to the Vessel Projects, Rochetta Ozan, and her 12-year-old daughter, Camilla,

who suffers from asthma, like so many, in Cancer Alley.

Then to Texas, where Republican state lawmakers are moving to redraw the state's congressional districts at President Trump's urging

with the goal of picking up five more Republican seats.

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