Biden rolls out climate picks with emphasis on jobs, environmental justice
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Photo: ALEX EDELMAN / Getty ImagesPresident-elect Joe Biden introduced his energy and environment team on Saturday at an event that emphasized job-creation in low-carbon industries and racial justice, but provided no new policy specifics.Why it matters: Biden has promised to make climate among his top priorities and his team is planning an approach that draws in agencies government-wide.Driving the news: Biden appeared with members of the team announced earlier in the week: Rep. Deb Haaland is the nominee for Interior secretary; Michael Regan is up for EPA leader; Brenda Mallory is the choice to head the White House Council on Environmental Quality; and Jennifer Granholm is up for Energy secretary.Catch up fast: The slate includes several firsts.
As said here by Ben Geman