A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to return educational signs to national parks and monuments, stopping a government campaign to erase climate science and Indigenous history from places like Acadia National Park.
The ruling on Friday requires federal officials to restore dozens of Acadia’s displays on warming oceans and Wabanaki heritage by July 3. This legal victory ensures that the millions who visit Maine’s coast this summer will receive an unvarnished look at the state’s changing environment.
