特朗普声称石油公司从美伊冲突中获利过多，此言论引发环保人士强烈不满[1]。自伊朗战争开始以来，美国家庭在油价上额外支出超过780亿美元[1]，平均每户加油成本增加285美元[1]。
特朗普重返白宫后推行一系列有利于石油行业的政策[1]。他放松了数十项关于化石燃料扩张的限制和监管措施[1]，并豁免石油生产商遵守某些环保规则[1]。特朗普还签署行政令，指示司法部长优先阻止针对石油巨头的气候诉讼[1]。此外，特朗普本人持有主要石油公司的投资[1]。
American households have spent more than $78 billion extra on gasoline since the Iran conflict began, with the average family facing increased fuel costs of $285 [1]. These rising expenses have sparked scrutiny over whether oil companies are reaping excessive profits from the geopolitical tensions.
President Trump's recent return to the White House has accelerated deregulation of the fossil fuel industry, loosening dozens of restrictions and regulations that had previously governed oil sector expansion [1]. The administration has shielded petroleum producers from environmental oversight by exempting them from certain environmental rules [1]. Additionally, Trump has signed an executive order directing the Attorney General to prioritize blocking climate-related lawsuits against oil corporations [1]. Trump maintains personal investments in major oil companies [1], raising environmental advocates' concerns about potential conflicts of interest in these policy decisions.