Harley Rouda: “We know the current MATS rules protect our most vulnerable: our children, our unborn, and our pregnant moms.”

We find that these costs to American businesses greatly outweigh the cost of making a clean-energy transition.

The stakes are simply too high for that, because, as Dr. Shindell has testified here today, millions of American lives are at risk if we in Congress don't stop ignoring the experts.

Defending the indefensible.

Unfortunately, since assuming office in 2017, the Trump administration has restricted access to sexual and reproductive health for women and girls around the world, limiting their ability to meaningfully engage in political and civic life.