The flood of money into both political parties is destroying our democracy and, yes, is making it much harder for us to fight climate change.
Sheldon Whitehouse
The Public Record
Sheldon Whitehouse is a United States Senator from Rhode Island, serving since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Whitehouse has focused on a range of issues including environmental protection, healthcare reform, and campaign finance reform. He has been a vocal advocate for addressing climate change and has worked to promote policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions and protecting natural resources. Whitehouse has also been involved in efforts to reform the political campaign finance system, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in political donations.
I intend to see through to hold accountable the players in industry spreading the disinformation that will rock the very foundations of our economic wellbeing.
The IMF report is considered official by the IMF and was prepared using peer-reviewed methodology.
Negative externalities should be in the price of a product and that to shift that cost to the public is a subsidy.
It just seems to me that when we're dealing with a population that includes so many children, that coming at this from perspective of kindness and love and support is the thing that just we ought to be doing as fellow human beings.
Those who are willing to say let it all be transparent are not trying to silence anyone.
Senator Kaine is a very able lawyer and one of the key features or subtopics, if you will, of this hearing has been the problem of conflicts of interests.
We ought to be able to determine wherever we are--everyday people, journalists, elected official, expert, whether there's a conflict of interest.
Let me shift to Ms. Arena for a moment. Your testimony makes comparisons between the tobacco industries' campaign of fraud and what the fossil fuel industry is doing these days.
As a scientist, how would you describe the state of the science that looks at the climate disinformation campaign as a phenomenon?
The flood of money into both political parties is destroying our democracy and, yes, is making it much harder for us to fight climate change.
I intend to see through to hold accountable the players in industry spreading the disinformation that will rock the very foundations of our economic wellbeing.
The IMF report is considered official by the IMF and was prepared using peer-reviewed methodology.
I will report. We asked Ms. Georgieva whether the report represented the official view of the IMF.
Negative externalities should be in the price of a product and that to shift that cost to the public is a subsidy.
It just seems to me that when we're dealing with a population that includes so many children, that coming at this from perspective of kindness and love and support is the thing that just we ought to be doing as fellow human beings.
Nothing has been more pernicious in law than abstract theories untethered from reality.
I intend to see through to hold accountable the players in industry spreading the disinformation that will rock the very foundations of our economic wellbeing.
Negative externalities should be in the price of a product and that to shift that cost to the public is a subsidy.
Those who are willing to say let it all be transparent are not trying to silence anyone.
We ought to be able to determine wherever we are--everyday people, journalists, elected official, expert, whether there's a conflict of interest.
The flood of money into both political parties is destroying our democracy and, yes, is making it much harder for us to fight climate change.
The IMF report is considered official by the IMF and was prepared using peer-reviewed methodology.





