Ed Markey
The Public Record
Edward John Markey is a United States Senator from Massachusetts, having served since July 24, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Markey previously represented Massachusetts in the U.S. House of Representatives from April 14, 1976, to July 24, 2013. Throughout his career, he has been a strong advocate for environmental issues, telecommunications, and technology policy. Markey played a significant role in the development of legislation aimed at addressing climate change and promoting renewable energy sources.
Black, Brown, indigenous, and low income and rural communities have experienced environmental injustice from toxic pollution like lead, arsenic, benzene, and mercury.
Americans will be able to breathe easier once we confirm a strong head of the Office of Air and Radiation.
There is an urgent need to act on climate change and make sure everyone everywhere gets to breathe clean air.
Strong vehicle emissions standards will be critical if we want to tackle the climate crisis, cut pollution, save drivers money at the pump, and create jobs.
Black, Brown, indigenous, and low income and rural communities have experienced environmental injustice from toxic pollution like lead, arsenic, benzene, and mercury.
I think that is the only smart way of looking at it, how they all interact to create the harm.
Americans will be able to breathe easier once we confirm a strong head of the Office of Air and Radiation.
Strong vehicle emissions standards will be critical if we want to tackle the climate crisis, cut pollution, save drivers money at the pump, and create jobs.
There is an urgent need to act on climate change and make sure everyone everywhere gets to breathe clean air.
But COVID isn't the only crisis that we are facing. Climate change is bringing intensifying floods, fires, and pandemics.
Too many of them, as we know, are Black, Brown, immigrant, poor. So, their understanding of the system is very low.
Payment mechanisms really can be limiting factors for patients getting in there.
There is no question, we need community health centers that serve every single city and town in our Country.
Massachusetts is the birthplace of the community health center movement in the United States.
Americans will be able to breathe easier once we confirm a strong head of the Office of Air and Radiation.
I think that is the only smart way of looking at it, how they all interact to create the harm.
Strong vehicle emissions standards will be critical if we want to tackle the climate crisis, cut pollution, save drivers money at the pump, and create jobs.
Black, Brown, indigenous, and low income and rural communities have experienced environmental injustice from toxic pollution like lead, arsenic, benzene, and mercury.
There is an urgent need to act on climate change and make sure everyone everywhere gets to breathe clean air.
It is an urgent crisis. Patients are facing long wait times for an annual well visit.
My wife is a psychiatrist, so I appreciate this mental health crisis that we have in our Country right now.





