The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is set to conduct an examination in April 2025 to assess the benefits and costs of the regulatory changes implemented during the Trump administration. This examination, scheduled for April 10, 2025, aims to provide a comprehensive review of the environmental and economic impacts of the rules that were introduced and subsequently modified under the Trump EPA. The examination will focus on evaluating the effectiveness of the regulatory rollbacks and their implications for public health and the environment. The review is expected to cover a wide range of environmental policies, including those related to air and water quality, emissions standards, and pollution control measures. The findings from this examination will be crucial in shaping future environmental policies and regulations. The Trump administration's EPA implemented several significant regulatory changes, which included the relaxation of certain environmental standards and the reduction of emissions regulations. These changes were part of a broader effort to streamline regulatory processes and reduce the economic burden on industries. The upcoming examination will provide an objective assessment of whether these changes have achieved their intended goals or if they have had unintended consequences. The outcomes of the examination will inform policymakers and stakeholders about the effectiveness of the Trump-era regulations and guide future environmental policy decisions. The results are anticipated to influence the direction of environmental protection efforts in the coming years, ensuring that they are both effective and sustainable.