US Environmental Protection Agency: 10 Retreats to Satisfy Trump's Old Demons

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In six months, the American president has transformed the institution that protects climate and health into a Trojan horse for ecological backlash. Libération lists the most worrying setbacks.

The Cape Fear River in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 2021. In 2012, two EPA chemists were the first to detect traces of GenX, a PFAs, in the river. (Ed Kashi / VII. REDUX. REA)

by Frédéric Autran and Anaïs Moran