As we discuss climate solutions today, it is clear we must emphasize environmental justice for these vulnerable Americans.
Kathy Castor
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Kathy Castor is a U.S. Representative for Florida's 14th congressional district, having served since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been an advocate for various issues, including healthcare, education, and environmental protection. Throughout her tenure, Castor has worked on initiatives aimed at improving access to healthcare and addressing climate change. She has also focused on education reform and supporting local communities in Florida.
Looking into this issue, I was surprised at how many of the fatal horse injuries are tied to a preexisting minor injury.
there is a lot of illegal activity being promoted online, where the First Amendment just does not come into play.
This has significant cost to the public, and that is one of the points I hope people will understand.
I have introduced the first House bill to address this threat, the DEEPFAKES Accountability Act.
I have successfully secured language in the NDAA requiring notification be given to Congress if Russia or China seek to do exactly this.
The President abused his power. He violated his oath of office. He sought to elevate himself as a dictator or king. But we are not a monarchy. We are the United States of America. We are a republic, a democracy, where the executive does…
I want to thank my colleague from Florida (Ms. Shalala) for yielding time and, also, for her leadership throughout the years in fighting to keep drug costs low. It really matters to families all across this country. I feel like shouting…
Second, investments in communities are being made in an inequitable manner, because the Federal Government does not prioritize serving low- and moderate-income communities.
how do we really ensure that there aren't communities that are left behind, that we do not replicate the inequities of the past?
How do we maximize every federal dollar spent on protecting American families?
I was very pleased that we saw the Trump administration accept a recommendation to have a continuous feedback loop for the mitigation money.
I commend the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis for your commitment to examining how to best create a climate resilient America.
Finally, the lack of a federal framework and incentives for resilient infrastructure are a real barrier.
the Federal Government since 2005 has spent at least $450 billion on disaster assistance.
I thank the gentleman from Hawaii for yielding the time. I rise today in support of the Coastal and Great Lakes Communities Enhancement Act, H.R. 729. I also rise as a proud Floridian and as the chair of the House Select Committee on the…
This is our last hearing of the year. I am really proud of what the committee has done, but the big work lies ahead.
We must level the playing field for vulnerable communities. We can't let wealth determine how resilient our communities are.
GAO has reported that the federal government's fragmented and reactive approach to funding disaster resilience presented challenges to effective reduction of climate-related risks.
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