EPA proposes ending greenhouse gas reporting program, facing criticism for potential data gap on emissions.

The EPA under the Trump administration proposes ending the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, which tracks emissions from over 8,000 major polluters like power plants and refineries. This move, claimed to save businesses $2.4 billion, faces criticism from environmentalists who argue it undermines efforts to monitor and reduce climate change impacts. The program's suspension, set until 2034, leaves critics concerned about the lack of data for regulatory actions.