Louisiana environmentalists are chastising the Biden administration for supporting certain carbon capture projects as part of the president's climate initiative.
‘The Big Sunday Show’ panelists discuss AOC continuing to push the climate narrative and how the Biden admin is set to crack down on power plants.
The Washington Post report quoted Beverly Wright, the executive director of the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice and member of the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council, who said she fears the carbon capture effort could be"the worst of anything we’ve been exposed to, because of all the uncertainty."
In an effort to reassure concerned residents, the EPA told the Washington Post that they welcome"public input" and vowed to ensure"environmental justice and equity" concerns are considered in the proposal process.
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