Democrat - Led Cities Are Responding To Heat Waves By Hiring Climate Bureaucrats
Cities across the United States are appointing chief heat officers to protect low-income residents from high temperatures, according to reports from the US media and a leading environmental think tank based on the climate change crisis in the country.
Source: dailycaller.comPublished on 2022-07-21
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