Well, hopefully the Congress will pass a good clean energy and infrastructure package to demonstrate we-- America is taking a leadership role there and we are serious about acting this decade, right away.

I was pleased to see the increase for climate adaptation funding in the pending Fiscal Year 2022 State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Bills.

I don't know why we wouldn't want to take advantage of that for ourselves.

keep the pressure on China and India and other large emitters to help them raise their level of ambition.

The United States has the responsibility to lead the world down this path through our example.

Your testimony comes at a vital moment for Americans and the human race, frankly.

We have got to get a handle on this.

It's up to us in Congress to help achieve that goal.

Congress is poised to act on the historic Build Back Better infrastructure and clean energy package.

Americans want action, and with American leadership will come global action that we need desperately before--and we have to act before--because temperatures are continuing to rise and it is going to get worse unless we all act.

Methane is 86 times more potent than carbon dioxide over a 20-year period, so reducing methane is a very powerful tool to reduce near-term warming.

The climate crisis is one of the biggest threats facing humanity and jeopardizes the development gains the world has worked so hard for.

We have a moral obligation to our kids and future generations to do this now, and the United States has a special responsibility to lead the world down this path through our example.

It is up to us in Congress to help achieve that goal.

We are poised to vote on a Build Back Better plan that will help us combat climate change.

the best way to demonstrate that leadership is to pass the Build Back Better, Infrastructure, and clean energy package.

We know that cutting methane emissions is a key way to slow global temperature rise and very often a win-win-win for industry, the climate, and our health.

As one of the world's largest oil and gas producers, the US has both the responsibility and the opportunity to take action on methane.