Today's hearing gives us an opportunity to discuss what the Administration is doing to address and plan for the threat posed by climate change to our water supply, our native fish and wildlife, and our ecosystems.
Jared Huffman: “Today's hearing gives us an opportunity to discuss what the Administration is doing to address and plan for the threat…”
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Huffman emphasizes the importance of addressing climate change impacts on water and wildlife.
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