President Biden commits to take strong steps regarding climate change

Strong steps will have to be taken regarding climate change: US President Joe Biden has committed to take strong measures at the executive level to combat climate change despite two setbacks in recent times. The Supreme Court last month capped the country's main anti-air pollution law by asking how it can be used to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power generation plants.

Here's what Senator Joe Manchin said: Last Thursday, Senator Joe Manchin said he was in favor of deferring a broad-provisioning law for the time being that Democrats saw as a key step in meeting Biden's ambitious climate goals. are.

Commitment to halve greenhouse gas emissions: Biden, who has committed to halve greenhouse gas emissions in 2030 compared to 2005, said on Friday, "Taking action on climate change and clean energy is bigger than ever." In a statement issued from Saudi Arabia, Biden said that if the Senate does not address climate change and does not promote clean energy, then "I would like a strong executive to meet the demand of the hour." I will take steps.

In Saudi Arabia, he met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Friday. Although Biden did not say what action he would take regarding the climate, he did say that it would create jobs, improve energy recovery, boost domestic manufacturing and protect consumers from rising oil and gas prices. He said, "I will not back down