Biden-Harris EPA rules save $253B/yr, 202k lives; Project 2025 seeks rollback
Biden-Harris EPA rules save $253B/yr, 202k lives; Project 2025 seeks rollback
Air quality rules introduced in '21-'24 will save $253B/yr and 202k lives by 2050, says EPN. Project 2025 wants to reverse these benefits.
Climate change is a global issue.
And Biden broke fossil fuel production records trump set. And Harris passed the deciding vote to expand domestic fracking.
So give them credit for the bare minimum local things they do. Fine
But we need to demand they stop fucking up on the major parts
Shipping coal from WV to China creates more pollution than just burning it in WV.
The first 2 months of US supplied bombs bombing Gaza had the same environmental impact as burning 150k tons of coal.
Shipping coal from WV to China creates more pollution than just burning it in WV.
Isn't this exactly what Harris is trying to do though?
Vice President Kamala Harris said in Tuesday’s debate that the Biden-Harris administration has overseen “the largest increase in domestic oil production in history because of an approach that recognizes that we cannot over rely on foreign oil.″
Seems like the right thing to do - reduce global pollution in the short term by burning the stuff locally at first, while long term pushing for greener sources. Or am I missing something?
US “Supreme” Court
Words cannot express how much I love the use of quotation marks here.
Instead of just exposing how shitty project 2025 is (super important to do), can the media also expose and publicize the names behind project 2025? That way they won’t be able to just put a new wrap around it and call it “project butterflies and unicorns” in 2026.
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They are not too concerned about climate change seeing the bombs and weapons they are providing Israel and Ukraine is leaving an ecological disaster in its wake. The first 2 months of bombing Gaza was the equivalent of burning 150k tons of coal.