John Kerry

President Biden is super-focused and targeted on justice, on fairness, and on a process that is sensitive.

Their concerns are paramount. And they have a huge voice in this and they need to be heard.

Not yet alone. If we break through on storage, the answer is yes.

Energy security is national security.

By 2035, though, President Biden has determined we will be carbon free in our power production.

Yes, we are going to use gas for some period of time.

We do not have a grid. We can go to the moon, but we cannot send an electron from one part of the country to another.

We are looking at the biggest transitional opportunity since the Industrial Revolution

No one nation can solve this problem

The United States of America under President Biden has put forward an extremely thoughtful, achievable, and aggressive reductions level

I do believe we have to have formal acceptance of the concept of climate refugees. Yes, I do.

If we do not start to think ahead and apply some vision to our making of policy, we are going to wind up paying, paying, paying, and not getting any real consequence for it.

Most economists will tell you today that it is more expensive not to respond to the climate crisis than it is to respond.

Africa is one of the most negatively affected continents as a consequence of the climate crisis.

That never happened. And I know you are not under oath.

Mr. Zarif may be confused or incorrect, or he is trying to embellish his--what I read about that article said that he was portraying himself as out of the loop and whatever.

I would characterize it as professional.

Right now I do not have a relationship with Foreign Minister Zarif.

China produces more emissions than all the rest of the OECD countries put together.

The Bolsonaro regime has rolled back some of the environmental enforcement.

Promises have been made in the past. Brazil actually did quite well between 2004 and 2012.

They believe this is a climate crisis now.

China has got to be part of the solution, not part of the problem.

Climate is existential for everybody on the planet. We have to deal with it.

Now, we depend on you. Congress will decide what it is willing to appropriate to this task.