This proposed rollback ignores climate science and the evidence of the devastation already flooding and burning our communities.

It is fitting that the committee's first joint hearing of this Congress is being held by the subcommittees on Consumer Protection and Commerce and Environment and Climate Change, since we are here to examine one of this administration's…

These standards are not only important for climate action. They also reduce conventional air pollution.

The existing Clean Car Standards were a victory for consumers, manufacturers, and the environment.

I am deeply troubled by EPA's lack of transparency and its disregard for science and the expertise of its career staff.

this rollback does. It picks one winner, the oil industry, while everyone else loses.

Public health and the environment will also lose.

I was thankful then and am now to Representative Gonzalez-Colon for her work and help on this important issue.

I think it is clear that the simple fact is that the capped allotments that the territories receive from the Federal Government for Medicaid are just not enough to meet the needs of the people who live there.

It is also clear that none of you here today wants to implement these cuts, but you will have no choice if we don't provide you with additional Federal funds.

There is no better way to understand the issue, and she is a fierce advocate for Puerto Rico.

Today, our committee continues its efforts to ensure that all Americans have access to healthcare, whether they live in one of the 50 States or one of the 5 territories.