{"id":176,"date":"2022-08-18T12:01:29","date_gmt":"2022-08-18T10:01:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.tribunal-nature.org\/blog\/relecture-de-larticle-enviro-justice-advocates-slam-bidens-climate-compromise\/"},"modified":"2022-08-18T12:01:29","modified_gmt":"2022-08-18T10:01:29","slug":"relecture-de-larticle-enviro-justice-advocates-slam-bidens-climate-compromise","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.tribunal-nature.org\/blog\/relecture-de-larticle-enviro-justice-advocates-slam-bidens-climate-compromise\/","title":{"rendered":"Relecture de l\u2019article : Enviro justice advocates slam Biden\u2019s climate compromise"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Son titre (Enviro justice advocates slam Biden\u2019s climate compromise) en dit long.<\/p>\n

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Sachez que la date de publication est 2022-08-18 03:30:00.<\/p>\n

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One group of President Joe Biden\u2019s allies isn\u2019t joining Democrats in celebrating his new climate law \u2014 advocates for low-income and minority communities, who say that once again their environmental needs have been sacrificed for political compromise.<\/p>\n

The measure, the most ambitious climate legislation in U.S. history, represents a major win for Biden\u2019s party as it heads into the November election. But many activists from neighborhoods that have long suffered from environmental threats say the trade-offs Democrats made to win the support of Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) outweigh the legislation\u2019s efforts to redress long-standing racial and economic unfairness.<\/p>\n

Even members of Biden\u2019s own White House advisory council on environmental justice are lamenting the concessions, which they suggest could dent their allies\u2019 enthusiasm for turning out for Democrats at the polls. The deal with Manchin included commitments for oil and gas lease sales, money for carbon capture technology favored by the petroleum industry and the promise of a new bill to ease the permitting process for pipelines \u2014 actions that environmental justice advocates say will subject their communities to more fossil fuel pollution.<\/p>\n

To the advocates, the message their communities are hearing is: Wait your turn. Again.<\/p>\n

\u201cSomehow, we\u2019re both a bargaining chip and the people that can save the day when it comes to elections,\u201d said Maria Lopez-Nu\u00f1ez, deputy director of organizing and advocacy with the Ironbound Community Corp. in Newark, N.J., and a member of Biden\u2019s White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council. \u201cThose are moral contradictions that can\u2019t stand for too long. Something\u2019s got to give.\u201d<\/p>\n

Biden came into office pledging to tackle climate change and racial inequality simultaneously, weaving plans for environmental justice into his platform. Mainstream green organizations pitched in as well, promising to help local groups fight against pollution that puts their communities at risk \u2014 and reorienting much of the environmental movement to address criticism that it has too often favored the priorities of richer, whiter activists.<\/p>\n