White House deploys Kamala Harris to represent US at elite climate summit: ‘It’s appropriate’

Vice President Kamala Harris will attend this year’s United Nations (UN) climate summit on behalf of the United States, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday.

Harris will join Special Presidential Climate Envoy John Kerry as the leading high-level US official at the conference, known as COP28, Bloomberg reported. reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. Harris, who the White House chose to be President Joe Biden”tsar of the border”, will speak alongside other prominent global figures including British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron at the summit.

“When it comes to climate, the passage of time has been very important, as the vice president might say,” Steve Milloy, a fellow at the Energy and Environmental Law Institute and a member of the transition team at the Trump EPA he told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “The passage of time has also shown that despite trillions of dollars spent and endless hysterical propaganda, global emissions have increased by 50% since 1990 and, according to the United Nations, show no sign of abating. So when there you think, there has been a great deal of importance in the passage of time, and none of that has helped the credibility of climate alarmism.”

Kamala Harris breaks loose in a speech. Travels to a new word salad: “the passage of time matters so much” pic.twitter.com/f3nTOJFxGt

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) March 21, 2022

Harris will be the highest-ranking US government official to attend, as Biden will not be among them 70,000 people is expected to descend on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the conference despite describing climate change as a graver threat to humanity than nuclear war. The White House in charge Harris addressed the root causes of illegal immigration in 2021, but illegal crossings have continued to rise in record levels; it is unclear whether Harris’ attendance indicates that he is taking a more pronounced role in overseeing the Biden administration. massive climate agenda

“After his successes solving the border crisis, electrifying school buses, pumping electricity into electric vehicles and erecting the White House Christmas Tree, it is only fitting that President Biden sends his most industrious subordinate to promise the UN pallets of US taxpayer cash.” Dan Kish, a senior researcher at the Institute for Energy Research, told the DCNF. “Meanwhile, across America, people are freezing and wondering if they can pay their utility bills.”

Several key issues are set to dominate the conference, which begins on Thursday and runs until December 12, including the structure of a de facto international.”weather repairs” Background and discussions on eliminating private financing for coal development.

Environmentalists have recently been dismayed when leaked documents showed that UAE officials intended to use COP28-related meetings to discuss potential trade deals with two of the UAE’s state-owned energy companies, including Adnoc, a major oil and natural gas company, and Masdar, a green energy company. Notably, Sultan Ahmed Al-Jaber, President of COP28, also serves as CEO of Adnoc and Chairman of Masdar.

“Since no one in the Biden administration seems to know how to hold a teleconference, they must believe the best response is to send Vice President Harris thousands of miles away to a conference of UN climate elites,” Larry Behrens , Power’s director of communications. the future, he told the DCNF. “American families struggling to afford food at the grocery store can take real comfort from the fact that Vice President Harris is traveling the world to talk about electric school buses.”

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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