On the recordFebruary 11, 2019
I know this is doubted by some of my colleagues on the other side, who say we have no jurisdiction over climate change and no reason to discuss it. That is flat-out wrong.
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congress.govAlan Lowenthal: “I know this is doubted by some of my colleagues on the other side, who say we have no jurisdiction over climate change…”
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Lowenthal defends the Subcommittee's role in discussing climate change despite opposition.
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