I would try to be the strongest, clearest voice I could be, in my humble way, on climate change.

Take an economy-wide and market-oriented approach through policies such as federal investments in tech-inclusive research, development, and deployment, and carbon pricing.

Investing in and supporting our communities and workers by resolving inequities and fostering adaptation, resilience, and relief.

U.S. global leadership on climate change and responding to the threat it poses to our national security.

I was proud to be asked by Mr. Lowenthal to help co-lead the Safe Climate Caucus, which works to educate all Members on how we can all better address climate change and elevate Member efforts.

We have three overarching policy priorities: Promote U.S. global leadership on climate and respond to the threat climate change poses to our national security.

We have put together a set of 13 bills, most of which are now bipartisan, to address climate change.

I have my own climate playbook of bills that I am advancing to help in the effort to tackle this crisis.

Finally, the revenue raised from the sale of those permits is returned straight to the American people.

Congressman Beyer has been a stalwart champion on clean water protections throughout his tenure in Congress.

My sense is that this Congress won't take up a carbon pricing bill because we're not going to get anywhere in the Senate with it.