Harley Rouda: “This used to be a bipartisan message. In the 1970's and 1980's, we saw bipartisan support for just this purpose.”

Earlier this year, we learned the damage that could be done to our communities by just a one percent under count.

A one percent under count of low-income workers in my district means a loss of approximately $160,000 in Federal funding for job training programs, apprenticeship programs, and career counseling.

We all agree that less CO2 emissions is better for our health and the health of our fellow Americans.

I do not think the Green New Deal is the way to do it, but I do think that we have the capacity, the intellectual, technical capacity to address these issues and do it in a way that not only benefits our country but the whole world.