The White House removes tens of thousands of dollars related to energy conservation such as US climate change

The US Department of Energy says it has removed nearly 6,000 sites related to energy conservation as a global teardown.

The removal was met with skepticism, following Republican outrage over Mayor Zohran Mamdani ask New Yorkers to help reduce stress on the grid by setting up their own AC up to 78 degrees. Republicans like Ted Cruz (who has he ran away famously tough weather at home), Nikki Haley, and Representative Nancy Mace (South Carolina) quickly to beatframing this proposal as socialism and a war against women during the transition period (the Republican Party is known to favor women’s health).

Yes, this is beautiful standard instructions during the heat. It was their responsibility of the Department of Energy that Americans should set their thermostats between 75 and 78 degrees, and A Republican governors in red states like Texas they have given the same advice in the past – including the current ambassador Greg Abbott.

What has been removed by the Trump administration is extensive and unbiased. Even pages that would support Mamdani’s request to lower the thermostats were removed, as were pages related to water conservation, types of insulation, and his solar decathlon challenge. The Internet Archive it saved the pages that were lost.

Temperatures soared to 95 degrees for four straight days in New York City, including two days above 100 degrees. Such temperatures will cause power outages, especially when many people are home for the weekend. Setting thermostats to 78 degrees can help prevent power outages that can leave people without air and at risk of heatstroke.

On average, extreme heat causes many deaths in the US than floods, storms, and hurricanes combined, according to data from the CDC and NOAA.