When the water comes and when the floods come, which communities are going to be endangered and vulnerable the most?

When the fires come, which communities do not have--do not have facilities outfitted with HEPA filters and other sorts of access to clean air?

I think one of the things that is important to acknowledge is that this is one of our first congressional hearings on public banking in modern American history.

A public bank would be chartered to serve the public good, and it would remove the profit-seeking shareholders.

What's more important than our planet's health, than our children's health?

When the storms come, which communities have the most fragile power grids?

Make sure to require co-pollutant tracking and accounting and demand cumulative impact analysis.

Isn't that right, Ms. Salter?

I represent parts of the Bronx, where more than half of the residents are either unbanked or underbanked.

This bill is about providing a public option for financial services--an option, not a government takeover.

I applaud President Biden for centralizing the response of vaccines, getting them out quickly.

if this resulted in a large population of people being evicted due to this mismatch in timing and fund distribution, could that precipitate almost a secondary public health crisis and concern due to displacement and homelessness?