On the recordFebruary 12, 2019
We need to be stopping climate change to save our public lands, not using our public lands to stop climate change.
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congress.govWe need to be stopping climate change to save our public lands, not using our public lands to stop climate change.
Grijalva argues for prioritizing climate change action over fossil fuel extraction from public lands.
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