Achieving this goal will provide clean power to 10 million American households and avoid 78 million metric tons of carbon emissions.

Doubling down on existing fossil fuel infrastructure makes little sense, in my opinion.

I was proud to join a bipartisan group of my colleagues in introducing the Welcome Act in September to provide evacuees admitted to the United States under humanitarian parole with the standard refugee benefits that are provided to others.

CWS urges the Biden administration to process vulnerable Afghans to the United States, including Afghans who remain in Afghanistan and those in other host/third countries, for as long as it takes to get people to safety.

H.Res. 445, offered by Karen, condemns all violence and human rights abuses in Ethiopia and seeks accountability and, hopefully, reconciliation.

Ethiopia is a great nation dating back thousands of years. Ethiopia is ethnically and religiously diverse, and its diaspora has deeply enriched life in the United States.

Achieving the Biden administration's goals will support 80,000 jobs by 2030, including good-paying union jobs.

Eighty percent--eighty percent--of the Coast Guard's total workforce is absorbed through the Training Center Cape May.

I was pleased to work with Admiral Schultz to get phase 1 of the Training Center Cape May recapitalization project listed as the Coast Guard's number-one shore infrastructure budget priority for this year.

The COVID-19 pandemic has tested every aspect of family health and demonstrated how critical physical and social environmental factors are to health outcomes.

The pandemic has also undoubtedly delayed care for children and introduced new challenges in the absence of childcare and in-person learning.

Finally, I'm pleased we were able to work with Ranking Members Rodgers and Guthrie on this hearing and on this bipartisan slate of bills that will improve the health of children and families all across the Nation.

I urge the committee to consider advancing this bill, supported by a consensus of cancer care stakeholders and over 90 bipartisan Members.

I would also like to thank our former colleague, Representative Nolan, for coming to share his daughter Katherine's story and to discuss the Katherine's Law for Lung Cancer Early Detection and Survival Act.

It is important that we act to reverse any harmful effect on the health and well-being of children.

Again, I ask Members to support this bill as another step in helping us with our communications security as well as reliability. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the motion…

I am prepared to close, and I ask the gentleman from Ohio if he has any additional speakers.

In closing, I would ask that Members support this bill that helps our small communications providers, and I yield back the balance of my time. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the motion offered by the gentleman from New Jersey…