we will not have a planet that is livable if we do not address global climate change for any communities

the initiatives that the Administration is leading to make sure that 40 percent of our Federal resources on the environment get to those communities that have been historically underinvested in is particularly essential to the future of…

casework and helping New Mexicans is the bread and butter of my congressional office.

We passed the most significant climate legislation ever in the history of the planet.

It gives us another opportunity to highlight the important work that this Congress, last Congress passed in passing the most significant climate legislation ever in the history of the planet, and that is the Inflation Reduction Act.

I welcome the opportunity to have this hearing again.

We know that you are doing the work of the American people.

We are here today to talk about climate change, to talk about this vehicle rule.

Not only did it not cut into the revenues of the state, we have seen the largest, most astronomical growth in oil and gas revenues.

I support this rule because... it is going to make sure that we are adequately balancing the needs of conservation.

For decades, this designation has gone largely underutilized, with inconsistent identification, designation, and management.

I find it very upsetting... when I see the resources of this body of Congress being used to put forward narratives and misinformation.