On the recordApril 1, 2019
Those programs exist today not because of the Administration but because Congress insisted on keeping those programs going.
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congress.govThose programs exist today not because of the Administration but because Congress insisted on keeping those programs going.
Casten emphasizes Congress's role in maintaining climate programs despite budget cuts.
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