H.R. 8802 requires the Interior Department and Forest Service to take the next step in combating climate change by aligning our public lands and waters with the Biden administration's ambitious emission reduction goals.
Grijalva emphasizes the bill's role in aligning public lands with climate goals.
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Mr. Chair, this amendment is, frankly, completely unnecessary. It would require preparation and submission of an annual report in perpetuity regarding the migrants housed on certain public lands. Yet, the underlying bill would essentially…
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