Host Cody Sanford examines the grim prospects for U.S. climate and environmental policy under the second Trump administration. Sanford expresses his intense disappointment with the recent election results, highlights the perils of climate change denial within leadership roles, and reviews Trump's previous actions on environmental regulations. The discussion also explores the ramifications of the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and underscores the crucial role of community-driven solutions in the fight against climate change. ----more---- Additionally, Sanford announced his initiative to develop a pop-up sustainable market or 'climate fair' in Denver, Colorado, which will create a community access point to sustainable solutions. This episode offers insightful analysis and inspires listeners to contribute to meaningful environmental change. ----more---- Episode Takeaways The U.S. is facing a significant setback in climate policy. Public awareness of environmental policy benefits is lacking. Trump's administration is likely to repeat past environmental rollbacks. The Paris Agreement withdrawal poses a national security risk. The Inflation Reduction Act reduces up to 40% of US carbon emissions by 2030. Local initiatives are essential to counter federal climate inaction. Sustainable markets can connect communities with climate solutions. Engagement at the local level is vital for future climate action. ----more---- Climate Fairplay Website Find the show on Apple Podcast & Spotify.  Social Media - Threads, Instagram, Reddit