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The Trump administration reversed the EPA’s 2009 finding that climate change endangers health, despite scientific consensus linking it to rising deaths and extreme weather.
The Trump administration has reversed the 2009 EPA finding that climate change endangers public health, calling it a "scam," despite overwhelming scientific evidence linking global warming to rising heat-related deaths, extreme weather, poor air quality, and other health risks.
Studies show U.S. heat-related deaths more than doubled since 1999, with climate change responsible for a growing share of fatalities, including in Texas and during the 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome, which was made 150 times more likely by global warming.
Over 29,000 peer-reviewed studies document climate-related health impacts, with more than half published in the last five years, confirming a strong scientific consensus.
Public health experts warn the administration’s stance undermines efforts to protect Americans from worsening health threats.
La administración Trump revirtió la conclusión de la EPA en 2009 de que el cambio climático pone en peligro la salud, a pesar del consenso científico que lo vincula con el aumento de las muertes y el clima extremo.