I would have voted yes to report H.R. 2973.

We are just beginning to understand the impact of air pollution and environmental justice on the brain.

LGBTQ people are living in a national state of emergency.

From the Sackett ruling, we are supposed to think that the upstream headwaters don't have any relation to the downstream bodies of water that we fish in, swim in, and enjoy, but we know that water rolls downhill, so any problems in that…

Is it true that building over wetlands will also contribute to heat surges, amplifying the urban heat island effect that we had a hearing on recently?

This year alone, we have seen severe flooding, costly storms across the country. We know that climate change is only going to make those disasters worse, more water, more often.

I would have voted yes on Castro Amendment No. 75.

The United States stands behind Israel in the face of these barbaric attacks and condemns Hamas in the harshest possible terms.

Do protected wetlands help keep stormwater from flooding chronically underinvested communities with aging or limited infrastructure?

None of those authorities are affected at all by the Sackett decision.

LGBTQ people are living in a national state of emergency.

Family caregivers still struggle every day with providing care to their loved ones with Alzheimer's.

Senator Cassidy and I already have, coming out of the Commerce Committee successfully, an upgrade of the protections for kids online up to age 17.

Perhaps this is a good time. I sat here and thought back at the early lessons of my life.

Trans rights are human rights, and I am never going to stop fighting for essential research and investments.

None of those authorities are affected at all by the Sackett decision.

Is it true that building over wetlands will also contribute to heat surges, amplifying the urban heat island effect that we had a hearing on recently?

Do protected wetlands help keep stormwater from flooding chronically underinvested communities with aging or limited infrastructure?