Why does it make sense that we are providing such a massive protection for those levels? Those aren't basic retirement levels. That's just a way to escape income taxes for very wealthy Americans.
Jeff Merkley
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Jeff Alan Merkley is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Oregon since January 6, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, Merkley has focused on issues such as healthcare, climate change, and economic inequality throughout his tenure. He has been an advocate for progressive policies and has worked to address the challenges facing working families in Oregon and across the nation. Merkley is known for his commitment to transparency and accountability in government, often speaking out against perceived injustices and advocating for reforms.
I hold a lot of townhalls, one in every county every year, all 36 counties, open townhall.
The farming, the fishing, and the forestry are being severely impacted in my state right now just within my lifetime
If we keep developing new sources then essentially what we're doing is we're committing ourselves to a path of warming that goes on for the generations to come
If the U.S. keeps doing new fossil projects doesn't that essentially give the rest of the world a free pass
The amount of carbon already in kind of the affirmed assets of petroleum companies is 200 percent more than what will take us from here to 1.5 degrees
I would invite my colleagues across the aisle to join us in ending dark money on both sides.
If we keep developing new sources then essentially what we're doing is we're committing ourselves to a path of warming that goes on for the generations to come
The farming, the fishing, and the forestry are being severely impacted in my state right now just within my lifetime
If the U.S. keeps doing new fossil projects doesn't that essentially give the rest of the world a free pass
The amount of carbon already in kind of the affirmed assets of petroleum companies is 200 percent more than what will take us from here to 1.5 degrees
I would invite my colleagues across the aisle to join us in ending dark money on both sides.
If we keep developing new sources then essentially what we're doing is we're committing ourselves to a path of warming that goes on for the generations to come
I would invite my colleagues across the aisle to join us in ending dark money on both sides.
The amount of carbon already in kind of the affirmed assets of petroleum companies is 200 percent more than what will take us from here to 1.5 degrees
If the U.S. keeps doing new fossil projects doesn't that essentially give the rest of the world a free pass
The farming, the fishing, and the forestry are being severely impacted in my state right now just within my lifetime
The world is at this crisis point, and yet the DFC is doing exactly what we have to not do.
The amount of fossils that can be burned by humankind across the globe, and keep us below 1.5 degrees centigrade, is microscopic now.
I think countering corruption is an absolutely critical part of what you are doing.
What steps has DFC taken to implement its timeline for reaching net zero emissions by the year 2040?
In its lifecycle, because methane is such a heat collector, it is as bad as coal.
The world is at this crisis point, and yet the DFC is doing exactly what we have to not do.
The amount of fossils that can be burned by humankind across the globe, and keep us below 1.5 degrees centigrade, is microscopic now.





