The proposed bipartisan bill, introduced by Senator Coons and Senator Graham, offers all three.

I think it is essential that, in the long run, conservation, the protection of biodiversity, wildlife, be seen as a central part of competent development strategies, by nations all over the world, if that ultimately, not in competition…

This rule will reduce smog contributing pollution from our heavy duty vehicles by 48 percent by 2045.

It is possible to do good things for this planet, clean air, clean water, climate change, and create jobs.

I couldn't agree more that that is one of the core arguments for robustly resourcing the State Department and the USAID, is to make sure we are meeting this moment.

We are in the middle of a global food crisis, according to the World Food Programme: pre-pandemic, there were 135 million people in more than 50 countries who were facing hunger.

Senator Graham and I have worked to increase and sustain funding through this subcommittee over many years.

I was pleased to see the President prioritize community health centers in his budget.

the power of the U.S. government, and potentially other close Allied Partner governments, in terms of providing security assistance and advice, can't be overstated.

I joined a dozen of my colleagues in sending a letter just encouraging you, given the suite of rules in proposal development, to just make sure you are providing sufficient time for notice and comment on the proposed rules.

You are doing an exemplary job, and we thank you and the team that you lead.

Earlier this week, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest report underscoring the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

I am Tom Carper, and I approve that message.

for the last 6, 7 months, each month, you may have noticed the rate of inflation is going down, down, down.

I look forward to working with you and the administration, and working with my colleagues on this subcommittee on a bipartisan funding bill.

the unemployment rate remains near an historic low, just 3 and a half percent.

I would appreciate your keeping up with me on that development.

If what we hear in country after country is: we welcome U.S. investment, we welcome U.S. companies, we want help transforming our economy.