Biden Admin Names White House Chief Of Staff’s Wife As Ambassador For Plants And Animals

 

The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it is appointing the wife of White House Chief of Staff Ronald Klain to be a special diplomat overseeing international animal and plant habitats.

The State Department appointed Monica Medina as the first-ever U.S. Special Envoy for Biodiversity and Water Resources to solve the world’s intertwined biodiversity and water crises, according to a department media note. Klain’s wife will adopt an “all-of-government effort” to represent the interests of plants and animals abroad because the administration believes that such species are currently threatened by the “climate crisis.”

Medina and the department will crack down on “nature crime” such as illegal mining and logging, to promote biodiversity and keep water supplies clean, the department stated. The special envoy will also implement the White House’s water security plan and the Global Water Strategy, initiatives that seek to stop droughts across the globe without increasing greenhouse gas emissions...MORE

About all this David Strom writes:

Any good liberal would want to make a nice buck while being able to claim that she is saving the world, all without having to do much more than jet around the world whinging about how awful humanity is. Don’t be surprised if Miss Climate Change is killing us all gets to fly around on private planes to lecture Africans about how they need to eat less and quit burning fossil fuels.

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Cracking down on “nature crime.” Sounds important. Glad somebody is going after nasty nature for committing crimes against humanity.