Kamala Harris asks NASA if they can track trees “by race” for environmental justice
The Vice President could focus on border security, rising gas prices, or inflation instead.
Vice President Kamala Harris recently asked NASA if it could track where trees are planted to promote environmental and racial justice.
“Can you measure trees — part of that data that you are referring to, [and it’s an issue of] EJ, environmental justice — that you can also track by race their averages in terms of the number of trees in the neighborhoods where people live?” Harris asked.
VP Harris could have spent that time meeting with manufacturers to discuss the supply issues, talking to border patrol agents about how to stop illegal immigration or calling oil companies to talk about how to increase gas production.
Instead, she has spent her time looking into “environmental justice.”
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