r/MarchForScience • u/GallowBoob • Apr 23 '17
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Aug 16 '17
Trump to reverse Obama-era order aimed at planning for climate change. “This is just another example of this administration trying to undo everything the Obama administration did, whether it makes any sense or not,” said William Robert Irvin, president of American Rivers
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Mar 29 '17
Trump puts the planet on a dangerous path. President Trump’s move to rip up Mr. Obama’s climate policies are beyond reckless. Children studying his presidency will ask, “How could anyone have done this?”
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Feb 06 '17
In Age of Trump, Scientists Show Signs of a Political Pulse. Dr. Eisen registered the Twitter handle @SenatorPhD and declared his intention to run in the 2018 election for a seat in the United States Senate from California. His campaign slogan: “Liberty, Equality, Reality.”
r/MarchForScience • u/csk0083 • Jan 30 '17
We Need Science-Informed Leadership
r/MarchForScience • u/l_hazlewoods • Jul 31 '17
Donald Trump's war on scientists has had one big side effect: More than a dozen Democratic candidates with scientific backgrounds are running for Congress
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Mar 02 '17
Trump Says He Loves Clean Air and Water. So Why Is He Gutting the EPA?
r/MarchForScience • u/l_hazlewoods • Aug 10 '17
Trump's EPA wants to scrap a rule protecting the drinking water of 116 million Americans. The time for public comment is running out.
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Jun 13 '17
Trump Wants to Cut EPA’s Scientific Research in Half – the budget would reduce the EPA’s funding, adjusted for inflation, to a level “not seen since virtually the inception of the EPA in 1970.” The EPA would have to layoff 3,800 staff
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Oct 11 '17
The war on coal is over. The war on breathing has begun. The only way electricity created by burning coal can be regarded as “cheap” is to ignore these human costs — to effectively subsidize the grid by ignoring premature death, asthma attacks and billions in medical expenses.
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Aug 28 '17
The US coal industry is going out, not with a whimper, but with a burst of rent-seeking - He wants Trump to make it temporarily illegal to close a coal plant. That’s beyond a subsidy. It’s practically Soviet! Naturally, Trump was all for it.
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • May 08 '17
E.P.A. Dismisses Members of Major Scientific Review Board- replacing the academic scientists with representatives from industries whose pollution the agency is supposed to regulate
r/MarchForScience • u/mafco • Feb 16 '17
US scientists fear America under Donald Trump will become like a totalitarian regime
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Feb 24 '17
Turns Out You Can't Confirm Someone Who Wants to Destroy the EPA Without Angry Voters Showing Up
r/MarchForScience • u/Ralphdraw3 • Apr 05 '17
U.S. coal companies ask Trump to stick with Paris climate deal
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Jul 07 '17
Perry mocked for incorrect use of 'supply and demand' | “Here’s a little economics lesson: supply and demand,” Perry said, according to reports. “You put the supply out there, and the demand will follow.”
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • May 31 '17
Trump is pulling U.S. out of Paris climate deal
r/MarchForScience • u/BK_95 • Jan 27 '17
Bernie Sanders supports the march!
r/MarchForScience • u/Stampeder • Apr 21 '17
I usually don't make signs for marches, but this time I couldn't resist.
r/MarchForScience • u/ArbitrarilyCensored • Feb 01 '17
March For Science Date Announced: April 22nd, 2017
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Nov 01 '17
Pruitt guts EPA science panels, will appoint new members | "Pruitt is purging expert scientists from his science boards - and replacing them with mouthpieces for big polluters."
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Mar 06 '17
Trump plan for 40% cut could cause EPA science office ‘to implode,’ official warns
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Oct 27 '17
Trump could make visiting a national park more expensive than a Six Flags ticket | Starting as early as January, the entrance fee for a single automobile would go from $25 to $70 at Joshua Tree National Park in California — the largest price increase since World War II
r/MarchForScience • u/pnewell • Feb 03 '17
The March for Science isn't partisan or anti-Trump—it's pro-facts