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'''2020 / As a President's term in office comes to an end'''


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Revision as of 12:23, 30 December 2020

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2020


🌎 December


Approaching 2021

Time lapse: How plants move in a 24-hour time period
"Open Sesame", Voila
Flowers Bloom


'In a Last 2020 Rush'

Chaotic final weeks in office as defeated president threatens reprisals

Election loss denial accompanied by over 50 failed election challenge lawsuits and flurry of executive actions and orders


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Transition from President Trump Proceeds


President-elect Joe Biden begins to announce his 'Climate Team'


President-elect Biden to nominate N.M. Representative Deb Haaland from the Pueblo of Laguna. She would be the first Native American to head the Department of the Interior.


North Carolina's Secretary for the Department of Environmental Quality Michael S. Regan is Biden's pick to head EPA

If Regan wins Senate approval, the 44 year-old will be the first Black American to head the agency.


Re: the President-elect's choice to head the Environmental Protection Agency

Mr. Regan's career includes many years as a longtime air quality specialist at the E.P.A. working under both the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations. He later worked for the Environmental Defense Fund, a nonprofit advocacy group.

In 2017, Roy Cooper, a Democrat, defeated Gov. Pat McCrory, a Republican, in North Carolina and tapped Mr. Regan to lead the state environmental agency.

There he replaced Donald R. van der Vaart, a Trump administration ally who has questioned the established science of climate change and fought Obama-era rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and championed a pro-business agenda of deregulation in North Carolina.

Supporters of Mr. Regan said he improved low morale and emphasized the role of science at the department. Several called it an obvious parallel to what he would be expected to do at E.P.A. where Andrew Wheeler, President Trump’s administrator and a former coal lobbyist, has discouraged the agency from working on climate change, and independent auditors have identified a “culture at the top” of political interference in science.


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U.S. to leave behind environmental policies of the Trump administration

In sweeping turnaround from Trump years of climate science denial and environmental policy 'rollbacks', the incoming Biden administration plans for a new green era


Gina McCarthy, who used her tenure as EPA administrator to build some of the most ambitious climate policies in American history, only to see them evaporate during the Trump administration, will be the top climate adviser to President-elect Joe Biden.


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Why did the U.S., under President Trump, retreat from confronting the #ClimateCrisis?


March 2017 / Mick Mulvaney, President Trump’s Chief of Staff, and U.S. 'budget director':


Mick Mulvaney announces the new Trump environmental climate policy:

“Regarding the question as to climate change, I think the President was fairly straightforward — we’re not spending money on that anymore; we consider that to be a waste of your money to go out and do that.”

 

Mulvaney: We're Not Spending Money On Climate Change Anymore, "Waste Of Your Money" (Video)


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NOAA chief: I never briefed Trump on climate


Donald Trump has called global warming a "hoax" on multiple occasions ---

The head of the government agency that monitors climate change says that he has never discussed the issue with the current U.S. President, Donald Trump. Acting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) chief Adm. Timothy Gallaudet: "I personally have not briefed the president on climate change."

President Barack Obama's science adviser, John Holdren, estimates that over eight years he briefed the president about climate change more than 50 times.


Measure-to-Manage



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2020 / As a President's term in office comes to an end

A President's 'false and misleading' statements have added up


Washington Post Fact-Checker


* https://www.factcheck.org/person/donald-trump/
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjeUoVOoTGM


 


as of October 22, 2020

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