I also rise today to discuss the Climate Security Act that is before the Senate. First, I thank all of our colleagues who have been responsible for bringing this bill to the floor because we need to debate this issue. It is a critical issue that is important to all Americans, not only this generation but future generations. I have two grandchildren, and I want to make sure we leave our grandchildren an America better than we inherited it. So it is a critically important debate. The Climate Security Act will require the transformation of the U.S. economy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in an attempt to lower the average world temperature in 2050 and beyond. I note, however, that in a study done by the University of Georgia, released last year, it was determined that over the past 100 years the actual temperature in America had been reduced by 1 degree, not raised any at all but actually reduced. It is estimated the Climate Security Act will generate increased revenues of $6.7 trillion using allowances and auctions.
Saxby Chambliss: “I also rise today to discuss the Climate Security Act that is before the Senate. First, I thank all of our colleagues…”
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Discussing the Climate Security Act and its implications for future generations.
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