When the much-ballyhooed Green New Deal came before the Senate — shortly before its anticlimactic demise — Democratic Hawaii Sen. Mazie Hirono waxed poetic about climate change as an agent of women’s oppression. “While the negative impacts of climate change often impact women the most, they too often don’t have a seat at the table when it comes to developing policy,” she said. “We need to empower women to tackle climate change. REINDEER ARE EATING SEAWEED TO SURVIVE CLIMATE CHANGE, SCIENTISTS SAYThe key to liberating women from oppression isn’t quixotic combat against a climate that has always changed and will always change. No longer oppressed by energy poverty, women would have the time and ability to become active participants in leading their communities.

Source: Fox News May 19, 2019 13:46 UTC