Keep pulling the thread on Thomas Zeitzoff.
In February 2002, approximately six months after the 9/11 attacks, the FBI designated radical animal and environmental extremist groups as the number one domestic terror threat in the United States.
A right-wing version of climate nationalism is predicted to emerge in the United States, advocating for a "fortress America" policy with closed borders to deal with climate-driven migration.
The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to repeal and significantly weaken the Clean Air Act under the current presidential administration.
Carbon dioxide emitted since the industrial revolution persists in the atmosphere for a long time, meaning that global temperatures will continue to rise even if all new emissions cease immediately.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Clean Water Act were established under the Republican administration of President Richard Nixon.
Right-wing political parties in Europe are increasingly framing migrants from the global south as an environmental threat, a concept referred to as "eco-bordering."
The Trump administration took regulatory action that allowed the chemical glyphosate to be slowly removed from a list of substances of potential concern.
Political science research indicates that the impact of natural disasters on public opinion is minimal, moving people's views on environmental politics by only one to five percentage points, with any shift decaying after about six months.
The current administration is predicted to open more public lands to drilling for fossil fuels.
The current administration is expected to provide financial incentives for companies to build natural gas plants instead of wind farms.