Por orden de Trump: el presidente impulsa una terminal de carbón en Oakland y reabre una batalla ambiental que lleva más de una década

Trump's administration has allocated $75 million for a coal export terminal in Oakland's port, reigniting a long-standing environmental battle that has persisted for over a decade. This move has sparked renewed opposition from environmentalists and local communities who are concerned about the detrimental effects on air quality and public health. The decision underscores a broader trend of rolling back environmental regulations under the Trump presidency, which has significant implications for climate policy and public health initiatives moving forward.