President Donald Trump맥스카지노�s first 100 days included a wide range of attacks on environmental and climate initiatives. His proposed budget does the same.Related video above: Scientists warn Earth nears climate 'point of no return맥스카지노�The document released Friday looks to curtail or cut billions of dollars for everything from drinking water, clean energy and weather satellites to national parks, emergency management and environmental justice, to name a few.That aligns with Trump's aggressive targeting of climate policy and crackdown on diversity initiatives as he pushes fossil fuel investment. Federal agencies are racing to bolster coal power and oil and gas while blocking renewable energy sources, rolling back landmark water and air regulations, and attacking scientists in federal weather work tied to climate research.The much-anticipated plan will define the Republican president맥스카지노�s second term, but it's important to note that Congress will ultimately decide the spending plans.This skinny budget is a proposal, often considered a statement of the administration's values. It includes topline numbers only, regarding discretionary spending. A more detailed budget is expected soon.Here's a look at some of the environmental and climate funding at risk:Clean waterThe proposed budget looks to slash $2.46 billion in Clean and Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Funds.The clean water funds, through federal-state partnerships, give low-cost financing to communities for water quality infrastructure, including municipal wastewater facilities, decentralized wastewater treatment systems and more. The drinking water funds provide money to states and water systems to help them align with the Safe Drinking Water Act.The plan says states should be responsible for funding their own water infrastructure projects, but would provide a decreased amount, $305 million total, to give states time to adjust.National ParksThe administration is targeting $1.2 billion in spending cuts to the National Park Service's operations, construction, its Historic Preservation Fund, and National Recreation and Preservation grants. The budget said the reason for the cuts is because parks get 맥스카지노�duplicative맥스카지노� state, local and private sector support.The National Park Service has been the subject of an aggressive downsizing effort, which could impact park hours, safety and upkeep. Millions of tourists are expected to visit national parks this summer.Severe weather reporting and resourcesThe weather, oceans and fisheries agency 맥스카지노� the parent agency to the National Weather Service 맥스카지노� has been the subject of massive Department of Government Efficiency layoffs, impacting its crucial observations and forecasts.The proposal outlines $1.5 billion in cuts to what it calls 맥스카지노�climate-dominated맥스카지노� National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration operations, research and grants, plus infrastructure and satellites. It says these are not aligned with the administration ending the Green New Deal, referring to the Democrats' moonshot plan to combat climate change and shift away from fossil fuels.The budget says NOAA맥스카지노�s educational grant programs have, for instance, 맥스카지노�funded efforts to radicalize students against markets and spread environmental alarm.맥스카지노�Environmental justiceWhile environmental justice was touted under the previous administration, the Trump administration has moved to reverse those policies as part of its broader shift from DEI.Friday맥스카지노�s proposal said it would remove $100 million in 맥스카지노�taxpayer funded programs that promote divisive racial discrimination and environmental justice grants that were destined to go to organizations that advance radical ideologies.맥스카지노�Trump cut White House advisers who worked to ensure the federal government helped communities in heavily polluted areas, and eliminated Biden's 맥스카지노�Justice40맥스카지노� initiative that required 40% of the benefits from certain environmental programs go to those communities. The Department of Transportation also rescinded Biden-era memos that called on state agencies to factor social and environmental justice into infrastructure decisions.Communities near heavy industry, ports and highways are often made up largely of Black, Latino and low-income Americans.Biden맥스카지노�s infrastructure lawThe budget proposal seeks to repeal more than $15 billion of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, named the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, passed in 2021. The Biden administration맥스카지노�s law looked to spur domestic manufacturing, improve roads, bridges and ports, fund cleaner drinking water and other programs.Among other things, canceling the spending 맥스카지노� which it calls the 맥스카지노�Green New Scam맥스카지노� 맥스카지노� would impact key electric vehicle tax credits that have helped boost electric vehicle uptake in the U.S.Removing 맥스카지노�equity맥스카지노� from FEMA moneyThe budget proposes $646 million in cuts to Non-Disaster Federal Emergency Management Agency grant programs.FEMA is intended to provide disaster response and recovery support for states and communities impacted by storms, wildfires, floods and more. Trump has been critical of the agency, which helps fund debris removal, rebuilding efforts and first responder expenses.FEMA has already been politicized in the administration맥스카지노�s first 100 days; for example, its Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program was ended, and the agency맥스카지노�s acting director canceled $188 million in grants to New York City, finding the money inconsistent with Trump administration priorities.The budget says 맥스카지노�FEMA under the previous administration made 맥스카지노�equity맥스카지노� a top priority for emergency relief and declared that DEI was mandatory,맥스카지노� referring to diversity, equity and inclusion. The budget looks to reduce these programs, which it calls 맥스카지노�wasteful and woke.맥스카지노� ___The Associated Press맥스카지노� climate and environmental coverage receives financial support from multiple private foundations. AP is solely responsible for all content. 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