On the recordJune 24, 2014
Climate change is not a democratic, liberal, or even a regional-specific issue. It is a bipartisan issue that affects the entire world, and Congress cannot afford to ignore it.
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congress.govRaúl Grijalva: “Climate change is not a democratic, liberal, or even a regional-specific issue. It is a bipartisan issue that affects…”
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Grijalva emphasizes the bipartisan nature of climate change and the need for congressional action.
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