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The White House announced on Tuesday that President Donald Trump is preparing to sign a series of executive orders aimed at formally rolling back federal regulations on greenhouse gas emissions in Washington, D.C., as part of a sweeping effort to dismantle Obama-era environmental protections and stimulate industrial growth. This move follows the administration’s long-standing promise to reduce the regulatory burden on the energy sector and foster American energy independence by weakening constraints on carbon dioxide and methane outputs. The formalization of these rollbacks signals a definitive shift in U.S. climate policy, prioritizing short-term economic gains for coal, oil, and gas industries over international climate commitments. According to senior administration officials, the upcoming directives will specifically target the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority to regulate emissions from power plants and automotive manufacturers. By loosening these standards, the White House intends to lower operational costs for domestic businesses, which they argue have been unfairly hampered by 'regulatory overreach.' The strategy involves a systematic review of the Clean Power Plan and a revision of fuel efficiency standards, which are expected to face significant legal challenges from environmental advocacy groups and several state attorneys general who argue the changes will accelerate global warming and harm public health. Beyond the immediate legislative changes, the move carries heavy geopolitical implications as it distances the United States from the goals of the Paris Agreement. Economic analysts suggest that while the rollback may provide a temporary boost to the fossil fuel industry, it could simultaneously stifle innovation in the renewable energy sector and create market uncertainty for multinational companies operating under stricter global standards. The administration remains firm, however, claiming that the deregulation is essential for maintaining a competitive edge in the global market and ensuring that domestic energy prices remain low for American consumers.