<h1>Trump Administration Faces Backlash Over Effort to Overturn EPA Climate Change Findings, Scientists Cite Overwhelming Evidence</h1> The Trump administration's efforts to reverse the EPA's finding that climate change endangers human health face strong opposition from scientists. Experts argue that the evidence of climate change's detrimental effects is overwhelming and growing, citing peer-reviewed studies and extreme weather events. The original EPA finding from 2009, which links greenhouse gases to public health risks, is supported by new research showing increased harm in areas like air quality, food production, and public health. Scientists emphasize the severe impacts of climate change, including economic losses, national security threats, and health issues, challenging the administration to justify its stance scientifically.