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Joe Biden signed a policy to tackle climate problems. Taking steps to tackle the climate crisis in the US Amid opposition Big Oil, people have lost their jobs and billions of dollars in income.
President Joe Biden ofUnited States Signed an administrative order to combatClimate change Including suspensionOil concessionsAnd gas on the federal area and downgradedFossil fuel subsidy As part of advocating green policies and stimulating new employment.
The order sets a new direction for climate policy andenvironmentThe US government was led by President Biden, after the former President of the United States.Donald Trump Efforts are being made to increase oil, gas and coal output by repealing regulations and easing environmental reviews.
“In my view We have waited too long to tackle the climate crisis, ”President Biden told the White House. It also addresses the threats the country faces from storms, bushfires, floods and drought. Which are all related to climate change Including pollution from burning fossil fuels He stated that it is time to deal with this. “
President Biden said that The action is aimed at raising concerns about climate change in both national security and US foreign policy. As well as making domestic policies in various fields, which he said Building modern infrastructure and being aware of climate change and green energy Will help create well-paying jobs for millions of Americans.
“This is a matter of conscience. Addressing the threats posed to the world and creatingeconomyFor us it’s the same story When I think about climate change My answer to this is The subject of employment, ”President Biden said. He is now facing pressure from Liberal Democrats over proactive climate change.
However, President Biden’s measures to tackle climate change are supported by international partners and advocates. But still objected by the group Big Oil Which came out criticism that The measure would cost the United States millions of jobs and billions of dollars in income. While the country’s economy is suffering from the COVID-19 epidemic
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