Upcoming Webinar
March 24, 2026 | 4:00pm ET
Climate Change, Governance, and the Trump Administration: Why Action Matters More Than Ever
U.S. climate policy is in tatters after a year of government purges of civil servants and relentless attacks on environmental policies, programs, and funding mechanisms. What does the future of climate change governance look like after the first year of the Trump administration?
Join experts from Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, the Environmental Protection Network, and special guests for a discussion on what we can do in the U.S. to counter attacks on climate programs and build a future that recognizes the important role the federal government must take in addressing the climate crisis.
Topics to be discussed include:
- The significance of the Trump administration’s recent repeal of the “endangerment finding.”
- Updates on the administration’s efforts to return to the “spoils system” of government and how that will affect energy and climate policy.
- How workforce and operational changes at key government agencies will undermine efforts to combat climate change.
- Tangible actions government agencies, individuals, and civic organizations can take to make a difference in the coming years.
Webinar Recordings
Webinar | Public Employees, Free Speech, and the Rise of Authoritarianism
Join public employees and legal experts for a timely examination of the increasingly complex legal, political, and social landscape impacting federal and state employees’ free speech rights.
Webinar | Environmental Protection, Public Service, and the Rise of Authoritarianism
Listen in on an important, engaging and interactive discussion on the threats to environmental protection and public employees during the rise of authoritarianism and explore how we in the environmental movement can be more effective in our work.
Webinar | Speaking Up Under Trump: What to Know About Whistleblowing and Free Speech
Watch this webinar to delve into the challenges that government employees now face who work on environmental and natural resource management in the federal government.
Webinar | DOGE and Climate Change: What’s Really Happening at NOAA and EPA, and Why It Matters
Join experts to explore how changes at EPA and NOAA will weaken efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect communities from climate change.
Webinar | Whistleblowing and Anonymous Activism in the Age of Trump
Delve into the challenges that government employees who work on environmental, natural resource management, and public health issues are likely to face under the incoming administration.
Webinar | Saving Farmland: Battling Toxic PFAS in Biosolids in Texas and Beyond
Learn how millions of tons of sewage sludge (or biosolids) are contaminating American farmland with toxic PFAS chemicals.
Webinar | Hidden Hazards: Whistleblowers, Industry Influence, and the Fight Against Toxics
PEER and Government Accountability Project present a webinar on the role whistleblowers have played in the East Palestine disaster and at EPA.
Webinar | Plastics Revealed: Health Risks, Environmental Impacts, and the Path to Solutions
Join PEER, Beyond Plastics, and Oceana to uncover the global threats posed by plastic pollution and its health hazards.
Webinar | Guardians of the Garden
Coffee Talk Webinar Series, Episode 5: Dive deep into the vital world of pollinators. Watch the Video!
Webinar | Greenwashing or Real Climate Action?
Watch this lively and informative webinar about why we must fight false climate solutions and focus on what we know works.
