Biden adds to protection of Grand Canyon lands

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% :Ali Zaidi, assistant to the President and National Climate Advisor, added that Biden's policies were transforming the energy sector and touted investments in electric vehicles, solar and wind power.
54% : Reps. Bruce Westerman, chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, and Paul Gosar, an Arizona Republican who also holds a leadership position on the committee, released a letter to Biden Tuesday, suggesting the designation "would permanently withdraw the richest and highest-grade uranium deposits in the United States from mining--deposits that are far outside the Grand Canyon National Park."
10% : He said extreme heat was responsible for more deaths than other natural disasters like floods and hurricanes but added, "None of this need be inevitable."Biden also criticized adherents of former President Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" movement for opposing efforts to promote green energy and expand federal environmental protections.

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