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U.S. withdraws from U.N. Climate Accords following discovery of toxic gases in South Bay
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The recent discovery of toxic, potentially lethal gases in San Diego’s South Bay has prompted remarkable, unprecedented action from the Department of the Environment. Secretary Ron Greenleaf announced today that “until we’ve cleaned up our own backyard, the United States will be pausing its participation in the proposal of world environmental policy at the United Nations. Really, if we can’t manage our own messes, we think it’s time to take a backseat. This crisis has been allowed to fester for too long. Maybe now we’ll see some meaningful action.”
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U.S. withdraws from U.N. Climate Accords following discovery of toxic gases in South Bay
Hot Air
U.S. withdraws from U.N. Climate Accords following discovery of toxic gases in South Bay
Hot Air
Excuse me!
The recent discovery of toxic, potentially lethal gases in San Diego’s South Bay has prompted remarkable, unprecedented action from the Department of the Environment. Secretary Ron Greenleaf announced today that “until we’ve cleaned up our own backyard, the United States will be pausing its participation in the proposal of world environmental policy at the United Nations. Really, if we can’t manage our own messes, we think it’s time to take a backseat. This crisis has been allowed to fester for too long. Maybe now we’ll see some meaningful action.”
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