There's any desire in the executive branch to address climate change, and we have to reiterate that Congress--and we have to use our--our powers here so that Congress and this committee, particularly with oversight, take action to address this clear and present danger to the United States.
Gene Dodaro emphasizes Congress's role in addressing climate change amidst executive branch inaction.
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