ALT The image features a gas price sign displaying Regular at $5.49 and Plus at $5.63. A cutout of a New York Times article headline reads: Trump Sharply Scales Back Fuel Economy Rules for New Cars. A photo of President Trump with a raised hand and text reading "I DID THAT!" is on the right, stylized like a sticker. Text at the bottom reads, "Gas is already too expensive. Trump’s latest move will drive your costs higher."

ALT Over a photo of cars and exhaust at a stop light, an Environmental Defense Fund press release states "In the midst of soaring gas prices, Trump administration weakens fuel economy standards for new cars and trucks." The press release states that Americans will spend more than $1,600 extra on gas over the vehicles' lifetimes. Text reads, "This means wasted money, more pollution and higher costs for Americans who are already struggling with high fuel prices."

ALT Image showing heavy traffic with visible exhaust emissions. A press release from Environmental Defense Fund reads: "Coalition Sues Trump Administration Over Rule Making Cars Less Fuel Efficient." Text reads, "EDF is joining other environmental and consumer groups to fight back."

ALT A busy highway scene with multiple vehicles covered by smog. Overlaid on the image is a quote by Andy Su, Senior Transportation Attorney, Environmental Defense Fund: "These rules won't just slam the brakes on progress – they'll throw us in reverse."

ALT A person holding a sign reading "Keep Toxics Off The Table" stands in front of the United States Capitol building. A message in the image reads, "Less food safety? No, thank you."

ALT Environmental Defense Fund's Maria Doa stands at a podium, address the Toxics Off the Table rally. Text reads "The average American is exposed to hundreds of chemicals in their food every day."

ALT Attendees of the Toxics Off the Table rally hold signs against the FRESH Act, urging Congress not to abandon state-level progress toward food safety. Text reads "Repeated exposure to multiple harmful chemicals adds up over time, worsening our health outcomes."

ALT Sen. Ed Markey, D-Massachusetts, stands at a podium addressing the Toxics Off the Table rally. Text reads "Certain chemicals in our food are linked to serious health problems, like cancer and developmental harm to children. Let's keep toxics off the table."

ALT A power plant emits pollution in a desert landscape. Overlaid are two news article excerpts: one from CBS News titled "The U.S. just had its hottest summer on record, NOAA says" and another from The New York Times about the EPA's expected erasure of limits on climate pollution from power plants. The text at the bottom reads, "Trump’s response to the country’s hottest summer on record? More heat-trapping pollution."

ALT The image is split into two sections. The left side shows a desert landscape with industrial facilities in the distance. The right side depicts a forest on fire, with thick smoke and tall trees engulfed in flames. A text overlay reads: "Removing limits on climate-altering pollution will add more fuel to the record heatwaves, wildfires and extreme storms we’re already facing."

ALT A forest fire scene with smoke rising among trees. A headline from the Environmental Defense Fund warns about the EPA's proposed rollback of power plant pollution standards, indicating it could cause thousands of premature deaths and cost billions of dollars. Text reads: "The EPA's own analysis warns that this move could cause thousands of premature deaths."

ALT A large industrial smokestack and building are set against a clear sky at sunset. In the foreground, dry grass and plants are visible. Overlaid text reads: "Trump's EPA said it would no longer value human health or life. Now they're acting like it."

ALT Four smokestacks release pollution into a sunny sky. A headline from The New York Times is visible, reading: "E.P.A. Moves to Curb Public Input on Data Centers." Below, text states, "Trump's EPA has an idea to get more data centers up and running."

ALT Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with tree-lined streets and houses. Overlaid text reads: "The plan would make it easier for small industrial facilities to get the green light to pollute. HOW? By cutting you out of the process."

ALT A press release from the Environmental Defense Fund discusses a coalition urging the EPA to maintain public participation in air permit requirements. It highlights a quote from Surbhi Sarang, Senior Attorney at Clean Power at Environmental Defense Fund. The statement suggests the policy would limit public input on pollution impacts. The background shows an aerial view of a tree-lined residential neighborhood.

ALT A tornado touches down in a grassy field under a dark, stormy sky, but the funnel cloud is pixelated as if censored. Bold yellow text above the tornado reads, "ignoring a problem doesn’t make it disappear."

ALT This image shows Earth from space with a large, swirling hurricane cloud. The hurricane itself is pixelated as if censored. A news headline from the Environmental Defense Fund states, "Environmental Defense Fund sues Trump administration over action to dismantle essential climate research center." Below, text in yellow reads, "having less data about extreme weather makes us less safe."

ALT A coal power plant with visible smoke against a clear sky. A sticker with Energy Secretary Chris Wright pointing, labeled "I DID THAT!" overlays the image. An MLive headline reads: "Feds keep coal burning at Michigan power plant as costs surge to $260M" while text reads "The Trump administration just chose to raise your electricity bills. Again."

ALT A press release from the Environmental Defense Fund states that the cost of the Trump administration keeping the Michigan coal plant open past its retirement date has risen to $259 million. Text reads "Retiring the plant as planned was intended to lower utility bills. Instead, families and businesses are shouldering the burden."

ALT Two wind turbines under a clear blue sky. Text reads: "kinda chic to win another lawsuit against the Trump administration."

ALT The image features a blue sky with scattered clouds and a wind turbine. A headline from the Environmental Defense Fund reads, "Court blocks Trump administration’s freeze on affordable wind energy," followed by text about wind projects and job creation that emphasizes that the delayed wind projects could power millions of homes. Below, large yellow text states, "kinda chic to power millions of homes without pollution."

ALT A large wind turbine stands against a clear blue sky. Overlaid are headlines from The Guardian, BBC, and PBS News about court rulings affecting the Trump administration's restrictions on wind energy projects. A message in bold yellow text reads, "kinda chic to defend Americans from attacks on affordable energy."