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H1-EV’s are Destroying Low Income Families on Two Continents-05-17-23
43 minutes Posted May 17, 2023 at 8:05 pm.
– 9:37 (12mins) Weekly: “PLAY ME SOME BIDEN!!”
– 9:56:50 (15min50sec) National Center for Public Policy Research Guests: Donna Jackson  PROJECT 21 TO TESTIFY BEFORE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ON EMISSION STANDARDS FOR NEW LIGHTAND MEDIUM-DUTY VEHICLES“The proposed EPA rule has the distinction of harming black people on two continents, in the African nation of Congo as well as here in the United States,” states Jackson in her prepared remarks. “In the Congo, where 75% of the world’s cobalt needed for rechargeable EV batteries is located, black slave and child labor is readily being used to mine the minerals. It is well documented that their conditions are deplorable. The need for cobalt, and thus the extent of the suffering, will increase exponentially as a result of EPA’s proposed rule.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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9:259:37 (12mins) Weekly: “PLAY ME SOME BIDEN!!”
 
9:419:56:50 (15min50sec) National Center for Public Policy Research Guests: Donna Jackson  PROJECT 21 TO TESTIFY BEFORE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ON EMISSION STANDARDS FOR NEW LIGHT- AND MEDIUM-DUTY VEHICLES“The proposed EPA rule has the distinction of harming black people on two continents, in the African nation of Congo as well as here in the United States,” states Jackson in her prepared remarks. “In the Congo, where 75% of the world’s cobalt needed for rechargeable EV batteries is located, black slave and child labor is readily being used to mine the minerals. It is well documented that their conditions are deplorable. The need for cobalt, and thus the extent of the suffering, will increase exponentially as a result of EPA’s proposed rule.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.