With a 7% pollution decline since 2017, the United States has had the largest decline of energy-related carbon dioxide emissions of any country throughout the world.

The United States joined the One Trillion Trees Initiative.

• The Initiative is based on the goal of having one trillion trees planted by the end of the decade.

President Trump signed the Great American Outdoors Act.

• This Act allows for National Parks to repair and upgrade their facilities or other vital infrastructure for enhanced visitor experience.

President Trump signed John D. Dingell, Jr. Conservation, Management and Recreation Act.

The Trump Administration successfully cut greenhouse gas emissions by 7% during 2019 with the goal of a 26% reduction by 2025.

President Trump balanced gas and oil production, including withdrawal from offshore water development for 10 years.

President Trump oversaw the negotiation of the USMCA trade agreement.

• The agreement creates a more balanced and fair trade system between the three North American countries.

President Trump signed the Save Our Seas Act.

• The Act addresses the issues of plastic in the ocean and how it is affecting our marine life.

President Trump designated 1.3 million acres of land for new wilderness.

President Trump now requires federal supervision over forest agencies to prevent catastrophes like wildfires.

The Environmental Protection Agency, an agency endorsed by President Trump, is designated to prioritize community cleanup.

The Trump Administration invested $38 billion towards clean water infrastructure.

The Trump Administration has also invested over $500 million towards Herbert Hoover Dike rebuilding and Everglades preservation.