Scott Peters: “This is why the House invested in expanding climate research and protecting our public lands and our natural resources.”

San Diegans know first-hand the consequences of climate change, from destructive wildfires and prolonged drought to dangerous heat waves and rising seas that threaten our coastline.

The campaign has been very, I think, arrogant in their response. We want to know what their plan is to win this election and turn these numbers around.

I think that's really important to have the big picture because sometimes the regulations intended for something like a power plant are just going to apply the same way to some other setting.

Democrats know that we need more resources at the southern border.