Buddy Carter

We have to adapt, we have to mitigate, and we have to innovate.

We got to be smarter than this. You know, whether you think--whatever you think about climate change, we have to be resilient, we have to be smarter.

I do hope that we will remember the rural communities. This is extremely important for them as well.

Well, thank you very much for your answer. And I do hope that we will remember the rural communities.

I am very proud of the fact that after having gone up against arguably one of the strongest lobbying groups in the State, in Georgia Power and Southern Company, that they have embraced it and that Georgia is now one of the top 10 States in…

Georgia is doing our part, and I am very proud of that.

And kudos to Southern Company and Georgia Power for what they have done.

Coastal Solar is one of the reasons why we are seeing more--seeing Georgia as one of the top 10 States in solar energy.

I want to focus on the rural areas, because we have got a lot of rural area in Georgia.

I served in the Georgia State Senate for many years. And during my time in the Georgia State Senate, I was one of first ones pushing for solar energy.

They are one of the reasons why we are seeing Georgia as one of the top 10 States in solar energy.

I want to mention one company in particular in our district, Coastal Solar.

I am once again going to go on a victory lap and say that the United States, since 2000, has had the greatest absolute reduction of emissions in the world, period.

We have got to have mitigation, adaptation, and innovation, and we do in order to address the situation.

I am going to beat HUD again. We appropriated this money in February of last year, and they still haven't even figured out how to write the Federal Register guidance.

Thank you, Madam Chair. And I thank all of you for being here. Interesting discussion today, and appreciate all of you.

No exaggeration, I have got texts that I can share with you from pharmacists who are getting bills at the end of the year for $300,000, $500,000.

Thank you, Madam Chair. Madam Chair, I want to thank you for having this hearing today.

climate change is real. The climate has been changing since day 1, and protecting our environment is real.

We want people to have a fair price that they can pay and if they can't pay to have the assistance to have that because it is lifesaving.

what you have witnessed here today is bipartisanship.

I just hope that everyone understands that because it just simply cannot be done.

Both of these are extremely important, extremely important to the economic well-being of the Southeast United States.

In my district and particularly in one area, we have a county, Glynn County, that has four Superfund sites and it is of major concern.

Climate change is real. Our climate has been changing since day one. And protecting our environment is real.