Where Did the Money Go? Climate Spending Raises Questions

[livingston]

Where Did the Money Go? Climate Spending Raises Questions​

New findings are raising serious questions about how climate-related funds are being spent in Washington State.
In this episode of Washington In Focus Daily, we break down a new report analyzing how millions in Climate Commitment Act (CCA) funding were used — and whether those projects actually improved air quality.
Over $8.5 million distributed across 21 projects
Only ONE project showed measurable pollution reduction
Projects that resulted in guides, meetings, or campaigns — not pollution reduction
Funding used primarily for staff and operational costs

 

[Bigfoot]

The Green New Deal Old Scam has been around for quite a while.
It's actually an old scam, but it just has a different flavor these days.




When I was just a kid, I can still remember telling my grandpa there's a new ice age coming. And him telling me that's a bunch of frickin' bullshit. It's weird how some memories stick throughout all of the years gone by.

 

[Bigfoot]

On a side note, a couple of days ago, I was going to start a thread about which animals kill the most humans. But the first couple of sources I checked out included Murder Hornets... Doh!

And then they both craftily slid in climate change, and something about global warming, and the resulting insects are going to kill us all. What did any of have to do with my initial question about animals killing humans? IDK. Basically nothing.

 

[Bigfoot]

I suppose I'll file Ice Age, Global Warming, and Climate Change under "Follow the Money."

 

[Robin]

Cockroaches and ticks will inherit the world! Metaphorically, it looks like they already have, at least well in their way.
Robin