Thank you, Representative Peters. We are also joined by Representative Denny Heck from Washington State, who is a freshman but has brought a very strong voice of advocacy for the environment to this Chamber. We are proud to have him join us this evening and raise again the dialogue that is so essential about climate change, global warming, and the economic impact that every region across this country is experiencing. So, welcome, Representative Heck, and thank you for being such an outstanding advocate.
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