On the recordJune 21, 2021
When we passed legislation in 2018 making Hawaii the first state to commit to achieving a carbon negative economy by 2045, it was passed unanimously with all Republicans and Democrats in support.
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Grijalva emphasizes bipartisan support for Hawaii's ambitious climate legislation.
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