Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. Mr. Speaker, H.R. 23, the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Act Reauthorization of 2015, reauthorizes the activities of the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Program through…

Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the gentleman from California, the chairman of the committee, for yielding me time and for the excellent job he has been doing tonight during the debate on this particular issue. Mr. Speaker, this week is a…

This rule represents massive costs without significant benefits. In other words, it's all pain and no gain.

EPA asserts that the Clean Power Plan will help combat climate change. However, EPA's own data demonstrates that is false.

The so-called Clean Power Plan is simply a power grab that will force states to try to reach arbitrary and often impossible targets for carbon emissions.

Over the last year, the Environmental Protection Agency has released some of the most expensive and burdensome regulations in its history.

Higher energy prices means the price of everything will increase, and low-income families already struggling to make ends meet will be among those most burdened by this costly rule.

The Clean Air Act was never intended to regulate carbon.

Mr. Speaker, this much we know about the Iran deal. It permits Iran to develop nuclear weapons in the future. It means $150 billion to Iran, some of which will be used to export terrorism, as President Obama has admitted. It allows Iran to…

the EPA can be assured that our oversight efforts will continue. The public deserves to know why the EPA continues to spend so much of their hard earned dollars on costly and ineffective regulations.

These rules will cost American families billions of dollars, all for little impact on climate change.