In policy reversal, Trump eliminates help for Black and Latino communities hit harder by pollution - The Sacramento Observer

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In policy reversal, Trump eliminates help for Black and Latino communities hit harder by pollution - The Sacramento Observer

By Michael Phillis and Alexa St. John | The Associated Press (AP) - For four years, the Environmental Protection Agency made environmental justice one of its biggest priorities, working to improve health conditions in heavily-polluted communities often made up largely of Black, Latino and low-income Americans. Now that short-lived era is over. President Donald Trump in his […]

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