Carolinas are being swamped by these heavy rains and high winds from Hurricane Florence.

The best scientists in the world are all telling us that our activities are changing the climate.

I don't think it's a hoax. I think there's probably a difference, but I don't know that it's man-made.

Experts say that we have until 2030 to avoid catastrophe.

Last week, the Trump administration announced fulfillment of a long-awaited promise from the 2016 campaign.

The replacement of Barack Obama's most ambitious climate change regulations.

In part, it's an effort to salvage the coal industry as part of

the nation's power supply. Here's the EPA administrator Andrew Wheeler. These provisions will get

states and the private sector the regulatory certainty they need to invest in new technologies

that increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions.

That means cleaner and more affordable energy for the American public.

Rather than punishing U.S. production and yielding the marketplace to Chinese coal, which is what

the Obama Clean Power Plan did, we are leveling the playing field and encouraging innovation and technology across the

sector.

We set the gold standard for cleaner technologies here in the United States.

If we don't develop the next generation of clean code technologies here in the U.S., no one

else will.

The Obama administration basically froze all future clean coal technologies

to the detriment of millions in China and India. We want to export our cleaner energy and technology

so that we can improve lives while driving down emissions and air pollution worldwide. This is a path

to true international environmental protection.

Jody Freeman is a professor of environmental law at Harvard. She was legal counsel for energy

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