I want to thank Chairman Beyer in particular for allowing me to hold this hearing today to highlight what I see as one of the shortest actions that we need to take right now to confront the climate crisis and to advance stronger, stable and broadly shared economic growth.
Heinrich emphasizes the urgency of addressing the climate crisis.
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