On the recordSeptember 21, 2021
To limit global warming and the expensive and life-threatening extreme weather events that come with it, we, as a Nation, must act now to aggressively move toward a zero-carbon economy.
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congress.govTo limit global warming and the expensive and life-threatening extreme weather events that come with it, we, as a Nation, must act now to aggressively move toward a zero-carbon economy.
Beyer calls for urgent action towards a zero-carbon economy.
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