To me it is interesting, in the least, what Trump has done to the potential future of the environment. It hardly gets any press among all the bickering.
I can weather about any financial storm politics might throw at me, but when when I think of future generations I would like them to have the freedom to leave work at reasonable retirement age before their body and mind are worn out. And, slightly aside from the hot issue of global warming, public places they can go or know about where the wonder of the diversity and beauty of birds and plants and animals can still be found outside of zoos and heavily managed parks. And to know about wild places like the Arctic Refuge and some of the places I've been in what is (or was) the Bears Ears areas where there is a true sense of untrammeled wilderness. Maybe it is now archaic to quote Thoreau and say, "In wildness is the preservation of the world". Or "Man has become the tool of his own tools".
National Geo had a list of what Trump has done to the environment. To my eyes it looks like a long list. Taxes can come and go with the next regime, but some of the environmental damage can extend for generations.
https://news.nationalgeographic.com/...e-environment/