A stalled car sits abandoned on the flooded Interstate 635 Service Road on Monday, Aug. 22, 2022, in Mesquite, TX.While triple-digit days appear to be over in North Texas, a UT Arlington expert believes that worsening heat and climate change have also become social justice issues.
“It is a social and environmental justice issue because of vulnerability,” said Karen Magruder, a professor who focuses on environmental justice and green social work, in a prepared statement.
“Expert”
It’s a person with an opinion, not an expert. And the writer is a freelancer with a wildly biased viewpoint - this is an oped masquerading as hard news. Trash
Expert. Professor. 🤡
Of course it's a social issue. All one has to do is look at the average net worth of those ruined or killed by hurricanes, floods, heat waves, deep freezes... Those with more money can afford to flee, live somewhere safer, or have excellent insurance to bounce back.
Why do you print such claptrap? Smh.
Ridiculous.
Isn't everything a social justice issue as the Democrats keep trying to redistribute the wealth?
“expert”
An expert on climate? No, a social worker with a doctorate. There is a difference. Of course we can lump everything into social justice these days. It’s fashionable.
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“Expert” by whose measure? You mean political hack bound and determined to corrupt the minds of young people to believe more taxes to government will help with “climate change”. Every decade has a different emergency with climate and they are all wrong.
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