We are obviously at a crossroads in terms of our relationship with greenhouse gases and the impact they have upon minority communities, communities of color, historically disadvantaged communities, and the role the United States must play in finding the solutions and exporting those solutions around the rest of the planet.
Ed Markey: “We are obviously at a crossroads in terms of our relationship with greenhouse gases and the impact they have upon…”
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Markey emphasizes the importance of addressing greenhouse gas impacts on disadvantaged communities.
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