Add Your Name: I Stand With Climate Science and the Law

The Trump administration’s EPA ended the Endangerment Finding, the scientific and legal basis for limits on climate pollution, and gutted tailpipe emissions standards for new cars and trucks.

This move is illegal. So NRDC is preparing to sue the EPA to stop it.

Add your name to demand that the EPA respect science and the law, uphold the Endangerment Finding, and protect people from dangerous vehicle pollution.

Add Your Name: I Stand With Climate Science and the Law

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The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) repealed the Endangerment Finding — the scientific and legal foundation for tackling climate pollution — and gutted limits on greenhouse gas emissions from newly manufactured vehicles.

This move is illegal. So NRDC is preparing to sue the EPA to stop it.

The Endangerment Finding is grounded in decades of peer‑reviewed science and has been upheld repeatedly by the courts. It is core to limits on greenhouse gas pollution, including standards that require new cars and trucks to cut climate‑warming emissions.

By attempting to erase the Endangerment Finding, the EPA is trying to clear the way for eliminating other pollution protections altogether — handing polluters a free pass while exposing the public to worsening climate change, turbocharged unnatural disasters, and serious health risks.

That’s why NRDC and our partners are preparing to go to court to challenge these actions. But we also need to mobilize a massive, nationwide public outcry to show the EPA that the people are watching — and we will keep fighting until the agency fulfills its responsibilities to us, not polluters.

Add your name to demand that the EPA:

  • Respect climate science and the law
  • Uphold the Endangerment Finding
  • Protect people from dangerous vehicle pollution

Join the movement that is standing up for science, public health, and the law — and be one of the 25,000 people we need to reach our goal.