Given the conclusions of these impartial scientists and the widely accepted consensus that climate change is real and primarily driven by human activity, I urge all members of this Committee to move forward with this White House-approved consensus in mind.
Paul Tonko: “Given the conclusions of these impartial scientists and the widely accepted consensus that climate change is real and…”
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Tonko emphasizes the consensus on climate change and urges action based on scientific findings.
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