we have made great progress on natural climate solutions, especially resilience.

I am delighted that in the 2 years since my colleagues across the aisle are now opposed to Vladimir Putin.

Fortunately, there are cost-effective ways to dramatically reduce methane pollution from the oil and natural gas sector, which remains the largest industrial methane source in the United States.

I'm excited to recognize our two distinguished guests for this important hearing so we can learn from them: Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, of New Mexico, and Governor Mark Gordon, of Wyoming.

Incorporating TEK in ecocultural restoration empowers Tribal Nations.

But there is so much more to be done--and quickly--as the costly impacts of the climate crisis continue to grow and the window to act to avoid the worst impacts is rapidly closing.

You cannot oppose demand reduction and oppose supply reduction and claim to be in support of lowering fossil fuel costs.

I want to thank Mr. Carter for his comments on trees, and I think that the benefits of trees sequestering carbon are welcome.

Ecosystem restoration and conservation are key tools in adapting to and mitigating the risks from climate change.

For years it has been clear that Sea Change Foundation has no connection to secret Russian money.

Grasslands and shrublands, native grasses and shrubs have long, deep roots that sequester a lot of carbon.

Thank you, Rep Bonamici.

We will remain committed to natural climate solutions to benefit the planet and make sure that we can give our kids and future generations a livable planet to live in.

Taking these actions has broad support. Last year, we voted to require companies to regularly find and repair methane leaks.

Thank you to all of our witnesses for your very insightful testimony today.

I agree, and there is a way to do it, and too bad we are out of time or I would tell you.

Madam Chair, it appears that there is unanimous, overwhelming support from this panel for the Trillion Trees Act.

Do you support using low-grade woody biomass material from our forests to make renewable biofuel and biochar?