On the recordFebruary 12, 2019
Though this Administration has regrettably chosen to ignore the findings of its own scientists in regards to climate change, we as lawmakers have a responsibility to protect the public's interest.
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congress.govEddie Bernice Johnson: “Though this Administration has regrettably chosen to ignore the findings of its own scientists in regards to climate…”
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Emphasizes lawmakers' duty to address climate change despite administration's inaction.
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