The EPA will no longer calculate the lives saved thanks to air pollution restrictions
EPA will stop monetizing health impacts in air-pollution cost-benefit analyses and instead prioritize assessing compliance costs to industry for PM2.5 and ozone rules.
The EPA is changing how it considers the costs and benefits of air pollution rules
EPA will no longer assign dollar values to health benefits from fine particles and ozone, potentially weakening air pollution rules and increasing health risks.
Trump's EPA plans to ignore health affects of air pollution | TechCrunch
EPA plans to stop counting human health value in ozone and PM2.5 regulation, risking weaker pollution controls and increased pollution-related illness and deaths.
Trump administration moves to stop requiring polluters to report emissions
The EPA plans to end mandatory greenhouse gas reporting for over 8,000 industrial facilities, eliminating emissions tracking and reducing regulatory costs.