“I’ll say it once again, it’s important to address climate change. I’ve said it many times in the past, it’s real.”
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Glenn “G.T.” Thompson
“Congress has an obligation to assist in bringing renewable sources of fuel to fruition. Alternatives such as wind, solar and hydropower have great potential, but unfortunately they currently only make up a fraction of our overall energy usage.”
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Steve Stivers
“It is clear the climate is changing to me. We need policy responses that work.”
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Gary Palmer
“I understand the climate is changing, and I think that CO2 emissions have a warming effect.”
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Michael McCaul
“We can all agree that climate is changing. We need to take positive steps to address it.”
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Brian Mast
“As Secretary of Defense James Mattis has said, climate change is a challenge that requires a whole-of-government response. If we’re going to make progress to protect our environment, it’s critical that people on both sides of the aisle speak out about the serious impact that climate change will have on our environment and our economy”
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John Katko
“I think we need to have an all-of-the-above approach basically emphasizing green-friendly things as best we can. But also recognizing that they can’t stand on their own two feet and we can’t destroy our economy in the process.”
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Dusty Johnson
“We must protect the environment, but the #GND is the wrong approach. Technology has helped US #energy-related carbon emissions fall faster than any other nation.”
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Brett Guthrie
“Climate change is a real and serious threat, but I do not believe that radical solutions proposed in the Democrats’ ‘Green New Deal’ are the solution. The Green New Deal is projected to cost up to $93 trillion over ten years, at an estimated cost of over $60,000 per year per household. I believe that...
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Mike Gallagher
“A clean energy future will require nuclear energy to be reliable, affordable, and accessible to the private and public sectors.”
