It’s aggravating, unsafe, and doesn’t solve any climate problems.

The Trump administration has taken bold, decisive action in its first few months back in the White House. Many of these actions have zeroed in on wasteful spending, and some have caused a bit of controversy. But Trump 2.0 announced one action on May 12 that has the potential to heal our national wounds and repair the fissures in the Union. EPA Chief Lee Zeldin announced his agency will reverse the incentives that make automakers install an engine kill switch at red lights to keep you from idling your engine too long while you wait.

Our long national nightmare is over.

Calling it a climate participation trophy hits the absolute nail on the head. What problem does this solve?