UNREAL: Biden’s HHS launches “Office of Environmental Justice” but won’t acknowledge that biosludge continues to be dumped in city parks and playgrounds in low-income areas

In order to “better protect the health of disadvantaged communities and vulnerable populations on the frontlines of pollution and other environmental issues,” the Biden regime has established a new division within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) called the “Office of Environmental Justice” (OEJ).

The new office will be housed within the Office of Climate Change and Health Equity at the HHS as part of a Joe Biden executive order on “Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad.” Biden’s promise with this is that the “health and well-being of the American people as it confronts climate change” will be “strengthen[ed] and safeguard[ed].”

According to the Biden regime, this is “the most ambitious environmental justice agenda in history.” And yet it completely ignores the reality of biosludge, which is still being dumped all over low-income communities, including on playgrounds and even on farmland as “fertilizer.”

Despite avoiding this elephant in the room, the Biden regime is patting itself on the back for “securing historic and long overdue investments, implementing the Justice40 commitment to deliver 40% of the overall benefits of certain Federal investments to disadvantaged communities, and creating new offices like OEJ, the Biden-Harris Administration is working to ensure that all federal agencies address the disproportionately high and adverse health, environmental, economic, climate, and other impacts on communities that are marginalized, underserved, and overburdened by pollution.”

Biden regime’s primary agenda is anti-white “social justice”

In a statement about the new Office of Environmental Justice, HHS Sec. Xavier Becerra spoke of “communities of color” supposedly bearing the brunt of pollution, arguing that the federal government must intervene to make sure that children of color are safe from pollution – except when it comes to biosludge, of course.

“Health is closely connected to the environments where people spend the most time – neighborhoods, workplaces and outdoor spaces,” added Rachel Levine, the mentally ill transgender Assistant Secretary for Health appointed by Biden’s handlers.

“Millions in the U.S. are at risk of poor health because they live, work, play, learn and grow in or near areas of excessive pollution and other environmental hazards. The Office of Environmental Justice is an important avenue through which their well-being and quality of life are receiving our full attention.”

Somehow, ignoring the biosludge problem will still accomplish the Biden regime’s goal of delivering “clean air and clean water for all communities,” to quote White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Brenda Mallory.

“Today’s announcement is a key step toward confronting environmental injustice – in all of its heartbreaking forms – with the full force and commitment of the Federal government,” Mallory further said in an announcement.

A quick read-through of the OEJ’s tasks reveals that it is all a bunch of fluff, especially with the looming biosludge problem that nobody in the government seems to want to address. What good is any of it, except to push even more anti-white, pro-“color” policies that discriminate against people with European heritage?

The only thing the current regime has done is destroy the economy and perpetuate even more anti-white racism, both in government and the private sector. This latest announcement is no exception, and is all we expect to see moving forward along with the usual anti-Second Amendment agenda.

“Uncle Sam lies 100% of the time, the government are pimps and whores on K Street weaponizing and poisoning everything for trillions of dollars in annual taxpayer rip-offs,” wrote a commenter at Natural News.

“I don’t want to jump to conclusions, but could this explain the increasing incidents of vegetables being contaminated with e. coli O157:H7 and other toxic bacteria?” wrote another about biosludge.

To learn more about the threat of biosludge, be sure to check out Biosludge.news.

Sources for this article include:

HHS.gov

NaturalNews.com