it would be devastating,” said Juan Jhong-Chung, policy associate with the Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition. With a reduction in the package looming, activists worry environmental justice projects that could improve the health of their communities will be sacrificed. Local and regional environmental activists have held protests across the nation for several weeks, calling on Senate Democrats to pass the entire $3.5 trillion package. “The urgency of now really cannot be (overstated).” it’s honestly unacceptable,” said Ellen Sciales, communications director for Sunrise Movement, a national, youth-led environmental group. “When we hear that the $3.5 trillion will be watered down. climate change summit known as COP26.Īs domestic spending talks take place in Washington, environmental justice advocates around the country are watching closely and lobbying lawmakers to preserve as many initiatives and as much money for them as possible. The high-stakes wrangling is taking place about two months after the United Nations’ International Panel on Climate Change called the warming planet a “code red for humanity” and just weeks before world leaders, including Biden, convene to determine global climate and environment policy at the U.N. Among the other initiatives were $5 billion in block grants to environmental and climate justice projects, $2.5 billion for providing access to solar in low-income communities and $2.5 billion for abandoned mine cleanup. The biggest spending proposals were $20 billion for replacing America's lead water pipes, nearly $15.5 billion for a greenhouse gas reduction fund and $10 billion for expanding access to public transit near affordable housing. 5/10.Several congressional aides who spoke on background to discuss ongoing negotiations said no one can venture an estimate of how much environmental justice spending will be cut from the reconciliation bill, but the overall amount for such initiatives certainly will be less than the roughly $80 billion originally proposed. Overall, a mediocre story with unsatisfying action scenes. I think he stole the spotlight from Golding's Snake Eyes. He was pretty badass with the swords, especially his serious face. Only Andrew Koji stood out as the Storm Shadow.
It's not that Henry Golding's acting was bad, but the direction for his character made him like a side character. I don't care much about his journey, and the ending for his character felt unjustified. Snake Eyes was a bland and bad protagonist. It's almost like they don't have the budget for long fight choreography. Iko Uwais was in this movie, and he's a fantastic martial artist actor. The camera angles were bad, and I couldn't see the choreography clearly.
However, each fight was short and unsatisfying. That's true, as there were multiple sword fights.
#Joe of code red tv show movie#
Before the movie began, Henry Golding shared that there's gonna be a lot of action. Because of this, I judge this movie only as an independent action, hoping it to be a great summer blockbuster. Joe movies, so I have no idea about Snake Eyes coming in.
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