Women Climate Activists: Stand Up To Your Debaucher-In-Chief - CleanTechnica

The article from CleanTechnica critiques the Trump administration, labeling former President Donald J. Trump as an authoritarian, misogynist figure whose leadership negatively impacts both democracy and women’s rights. It highlights how Trump’s behavior and policies undermine women, particularly in the context of the climate crisis, where women are disproportionately affected and often lead intersectional activism that addresses interconnected social issues like race, gender, and class. The piece argues that fighting for systemic change, especially under a government that suppresses climate science and democratic norms, requires strong, intersectional women activists. Several recent events underscore Trump’s misogyny and its broader implications. First, Trump’s dismissive comments about domestic violence trivialize serious crimes against women. Second, a federal appeals court upheld a ruling that found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against writer E. Jean Carroll, emphasizing his ongoing refusal to cease defamatory statements without financial penalties. Third, Trump faces scrutiny over his alleged connection to disturbing drawings linked to Jeffrey Epstein, with the New York