I look forward to discussing ways we can take this model and expand it across the nation to support healthier forests and tribal economies.

I agree, resources are needed for protection of areas.

None, zero. It didn't reduce emissions at all.

Yet, as we heard earlier in your testimony today, many modern coal mines are going un-reclaimed.

An increasing amount of evidence shows that wood has beneficial effects in almost all parts of the indoor climate.

We will provide incentives for consumers to purchase electric vehicles and support American manufacturing of these vehicles.

We all know climate change is not free, it is not going to pay for itself.

The People's Republic of China is the world's leading greenhouse gas emitter, and is responsible for almost 30 percent of global emissions.

If we truly want to reduce emissions, we must keep all these options on the table.

The United States is contributing a declining share of global annual emissions.

Climate is existential for everybody on the planet. We have to deal with it.

It is clear the Chinese Communist Party does not care about the environment, but they have proven time and again they cannot be trusted.

Yes, we are going to use gas for some period of time.

I do believe we have to have formal acceptance of the concept of climate refugees. Yes, I do.

They believe this is a climate crisis now.

Of course, Rhode Island is the offshore wind capital of America.

China produces more emissions than all the rest of the OECD countries put together.

Deforestation has surged to record highs as the Government has rolled back environmental protection mechanisms.