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Posted On: July 23rd 2020, 04:42 pm
Why doesn’t the U.S. have a Department of Climate?
Federal restructuring has been done to address past crises (for example, the Dept. of Homeland Security was established after 9/11 through a directly-worded proposal shown here)—so why not address the climate crisis similarly?
More than half of our government’s 15 active departments have been formed in just the past 75 years, but among these executive-level departments and in all the hundreds of federal agencies, not one has a mission solely dedicated to the climate crisis…
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Federal restructuring has been done to address past crises (for example, the Dept. of Homeland Security was established after 9/11 through a directly-worded proposal shown here)—so why not address the climate crisis similarly?
More than half of our government’s 15 active departments have been formed in just the past 75 years, but among these executive-level departments and in all the hundreds of federal agencies, not one has a mission solely dedicated to the climate crisis…
Read more via @voxdotcom at our link in bio
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