Biden being a climate change leader is 'strange,' Greta Thunberg says

Greta Thunberg slams Biden's administration for 'expanding their fossil fuel infrastructure'

Greta Thunberg slammed President Joe Biden's climate change efforts during an interview with the Washington Post published on Monday. The climate change activist said it was 'strange' to consider the president a climate change leader 'when you see what his administration is doing'.

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