Clean energy job losses began to level off in May, according to a new analysis, but industry advocates are pushing back against the Trump administration’s assurances that the nation is back on the road to recovery.

The report from California-based BW Research Partnership Inc. found that clean energy sectors lost over 27,000 jobs in May, fewer than the 447,000 lost the month before. The advocacy groups E2, E4TheFuture and the American Council on Renewable Energy commissioned the research as the third in a monthly series.

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