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“The EPA announced it will no longer count premature deaths or other health effects from air pollution in rulemakings instead only counting the economic costs companies incur to make their businesses cleaner”
Analyzed on 2026-09-18T18:42:55+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-18
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The decision comes just weeks after the EPA announced it will no longer count premature deaths or other health effects from air pollution in rulemakings, instead only counting the economic costs companies incur to make their businesses cleaner.
Extracted from: The U.S. Government Now Says Climate Change Doesn’t Harm Human Health ,
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“This, coupled with the administration’s decision to no longer consider life saved and deaths prevented by air pollution, demonstrates who and what is really important to this administration.””
President Obama reacts to Trump rolling back environmental rule he established in 2009: ‘We’ll be less safe’
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