What is the extent of the damage that they've been able to create so far, in your view?

Yes, it has been substantial.

And, you know, joking aside, the carelessness with which they're treating our environment and our public health really is shocking.

Just recently, or most recently this week, they proposed kind of disclaiming all authority over greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.

And at the same time, they also finalized a repeal of the 2024 Biden era standards that would have reduced greenhouse gas emissions from power plants by up to 90%.

And I know I'm kind of throwing a lot of things around here, but I think I can get the point across with just a few numbers.

Yes.

But on all these fronts, they're just picking away.

So start where you want with this mess that is the, uh, the EPA now under Trump.

Yes.

Thank you.

That, that is a lot to, to go through, but, you know, I think the, the, the biggest story right now is the Trump administration's repeal of what is known as the endangerment finding.

And this was a very straightforward, or so I thought, uh, scientific conclusion that greenhouse gases endanger human health and welfare.

This was made back in 2009, and it's important, uh, because under the Clean Air Act, uh, EPA is obligated, has a responsibility, um, to protect us from pollution that they, uh, decide endanger human health and welfare.

So once a pollutant, EPA decides it endangers, then it's their job, uh, to regulate that pollutant.

It, it, are there specific areas in which you can protect the environment or protect consumers or protect those that will be most harmed by this finding?