We can be proud as Americans that we are leading the pack in terms of addressing climate change.

Making more informed policy decisions will help us protect more Americans from extreme weather and allow us to use taxpayer dollars more effectively.

Can't you guys just work together? Can't you work together? Can't you get something done?

I think we know where we are going if we don't work together, pull together.

Our partners are making significant contributions to share the burden of assistance--turning our backs on their efforts would have lasting implications for our security and standing in the world.

The situation is not hopeless. Working together, we can prevent the worst impacts of global warming.

The human influence on extreme weather and its impacts on people is quite clear.

I think the consensus around innovation, American leadership, things like the example I just gave you that would probably save lots of lives in Hawaii or California or elsewhere, I think that is part of the reason why things are moving…

To be strong enough to deter and defend against aggressors beyond its borders, Ukraine needs a resilient economy and vibrant democracy within its borders.

How about heat waves? Absent climate change, would we be experiencing events such as the Pacific Northwest 2021 heatwave, or this past summer's heatwave in the U.S.?

One last question of you, Dr. Wehner, then we will turn it over to Senator Capito.

One of the Ranking Members here was a fellow named Jim Inhofe from Oklahoma, who was a climate change denier.

Everything we do, everything we do we can do better.

As President Biden has made clear from the outset, while Israel has the right--and indeed, the obligation--to defend itself, the way it does so matters.

We must not give our friends, our rivals, or our foes any reason to doubt America's resolve.

on September 27, the Environment and Public Works Committee favorably reported the Strengthening Coastal Communities Act of 2023 as an original bill by voice vote. This bill, S. 2958, expands and improves the Coastal Barrier Resources Act…

We are providing a significant amount, although our European partners are providing dramatically more.

$2 billion in this request for support for the Treasury Department to work with the IMF and the World Bank.