I think that is going to happen here in amazing ways.

I have always had respect for the oversight role of Congress.

I look forward to continuing those discussions in the months ahead.

It would be stupid and malpractice if we just sort of set up a China trust thing.

We are trying, Mr. Chairman, to pay very, very close attention.

And I have to say I am saddened that some of my colleagues would seemingly put their faith in the word of the Iranian foreign minister over that of yours.

Promises have been made in the past. Brazil actually did quite well between 2004 and 2012.

Those nations, most likely, some of them are facing extinction, and that is existential for them.

Now, we depend on you. Congress will decide what it is willing to appropriate to this task.

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

He is a brutal dictator and a communist.

Thank you, Chairman Greg Meeks, for your leadership, very positive leadership.

I would characterize it as professional.

I know firsthand how important it is that we approach this challenge with realism as much as with urgency.

I am so grateful for the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What a great job he has done for the people of India.

The degree and the nature of U.S. participation in international climate change agreements must, and I underscore must, be informed by our national security interests.

President Biden identified climate crisis as one of the four historic crises facing our country.

The Bolsonaro regime has rolled back some of the environmental enforcement.