Project 2025 Would Kick A Leg From Under An Important Environmental Stool

CleanTechnica
By Jennifer SensibaOct 22, 2024, 7:27 am276 pts
A recent article at American Progress tells us about an often overlooked element of Project 2025. It’s not only bad in its own right to close up national monuments and un-protect federal lands, but there’s an even worse secondary effect that could hurt nature globally for decades to come. Project ...…

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