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Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its final rule to repeal a more than decade-old decision known as the “endangerment finding,” which legally concludes that greenhouse gas emissions threaten human health and welfare by causing climate change. The final repeal does not challenge the medical research, which firmly establishes that greenhouse gases pose a threat to human health, but instead questions its own authority to limit carbon pollution, which has been granted by Congress and affirmed by the Supreme Court. In response, Kim Anderson, Director of Member Mobilization for the Evangelical Environmental Network, released the following statement regarding the implications for Pennsylvania.

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its final rule to repeal a more than decade-old decision known as the “endangerment finding,” which legally concludes that greenhouse gas emissions threaten human health and welfare by causing climate change. The final repeal does not challenge the medical research, which firmly establishes that greenhouse gases pose a threat to human health, but instead questions its own authority to limit carbon pollution, which has been granted by Congress and affirmed by the Supreme Court. In response to this rule, Dr. Rev. Jessica Moerman, EEN’s President and CEO, released the following statement.

Yesterday, Governor Josh Shapiro addressed the Pennsylvania State Legislature regarding his 2026/2027 State Budget Plan for the commonwealth. In response, Carolyn Heckman, the Evangelical Environmental Network’s Associate Director of Pennsylvania Policy, shared the following statement.