Is it responsible for Congress to say we're going to ignore the enormous damage that climate change is doing across our country through fires, through smoke, through ice storms, through flash floods, through hurricanes, and we'll just…

it's hugely irresponsible for us to just say we can try to fix the insurance market, and fail to address the underlying causes

Projects funded through PL-566 and other investments in modernizing our infrastructure have a tremendous return on investment...

Senator Merkley has been a champion of this effort in central Oregon, and I'm grateful that he's leading a bipartisan effort...

Projects funded through PL-566 and other investments in modernizing our infrastructure have a tremendous return on investment...

As Senator Merkley highlighted, the Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations Program, also known as PL-566, has been especially beneficial...

Senator Merkley has been a champion of this effort in central Oregon, and I'm grateful that he's leading a bipartisan effort...

As Senator Merkley highlighted, the Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations Program, also known as PL-566, has been especially beneficial...

As Senator Merkley highlighted, the Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations Program, also known as PL-566, has been especially beneficial.

Given Israel's significant reliance on U.S.-made defense articles it is reasonable to assess that Israel has used U.S. provided weapons in instances inconsistent with international humanitarian law.

I applaud your and the President's efforts to condemn Hamas' invasion on October 7, to secure a ceasefire, and to secure the release of hostages.

Projects funded through PL-566 and other investments in modernizing our infrastructure have a tremendous return on investment.

Senator Merkley has been a champion of this effort in central Oregon, and I'm grateful that he's leading a bipartisan effort.

Given Israel's significant reliance on U.S.-made defense articles it is reasonable to assess that Israel has used U.S. provided weapons in instances inconsistent with international humanitarian law.

I applaud your and the President's efforts to condemn Hamas' invasion on October 7, to secure a ceasefire, and to secure the release of hostages.

It is reasonable to assess that Israel has used U.S. provided weapons in instances inconsistent with international humanitarian law.

I applaud your and the President's efforts to condemn Hamas' invasion on October 7, to secure a ceasefire, and to secure the release of hostages.

Yes, I think it's very accurate. It's a massive diplomatic dodge.

The U.S. does have leverage and certainly the administration is to be praised in several ways that they have been working very hard sending every high government official.

Clearly, politics come into this, and strategy comes into this, but it is frustrating because it's so important at this moment that we use the leverage we have to persuade Israel.

The president is right to withhold those weapons. He is right to speak about this publicly, and he's right to draw the line on the invasion of Rafah.

If we want less forest fires, we better curb the carbon contribution.

What's really interesting about this 2018 document is it lays out BP's plan to defeat a local ordinance.

The science is that fossil gas is as damaging to the climate, given its life cycle over 20 years and the methane leakage, as is coal.

It's almost impossible to get it out. If you think of floating bottles, people think we can get that out, but getting micro and the nano plastics out of the ocean, not doable.