Trump Energy Nominee Faces Questions on Fossil Fuels and Interruption by Climate Protesters
- Chris Wright, Donald Trump's nominee for Energy Secretary, faced criticism for past comments on wildfires during his Senate confirmation hearing, where he called wildfire concerns 'hype' to justify government policies.
- California Senator Alex Padilla criticized Wright for downplaying the impact of wildfires, which have killed at least 25 people and burned over 40,000 acres recently.
- Demonstrators interrupted the hearing, with one protester shouting, 'LA is burning,' highlighting concerns over climate change and its effects.
- Senator Catherine Cortez Masto expressed disappointment with Wright's responses regarding nuclear waste disposal, emphasizing Nevadans' opposition to the Yucca Mountain project.
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