But there is certainty that continued reliance on fossil fuels will further warm the planet. And that is already disastrous.
Kim Schrier
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Kim Merle Schrier is an American physician and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Washington's 8th congressional district, a position she has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Schrier is known for her advocacy on healthcare issues, particularly those affecting children and families. She has a background in medicine, which informs her legislative priorities and public statements. Schrier has been vocal on various issues, including vaccine policy and public health.
So we need a full portfolio of alternative sources of energy: hydro, nuclear, solar and wind, including offshore wind.
And that is why the CAMRA Act is so important, to make sure that the NIH gets this data to guide us as pediatricians, teachers, parents on our children's access and use of social media and screen time.
I so strongly support this legislation that will increase funding for pediatric cancer and rare disease research.
I hope you will have some really good opportunities for a path forward after this discussion.
I know one of those details we have talked about is how do we get more personnel? How can you hire more people, because you do need people that do this work.
Every year we are seeing more fires, earlier fires, a longer fire season, and more money and resources used to suppress those fires.
They are ready to dive in and get to work, and so whatever barriers are there, if you could work to eliminate those, I think we could make even more progress.
I will send you a formal invitation, to come out to Washington State and lay eyes on areas of forest that have been appropriately managed.
I also wanted to highlight one particular landscape restoration project that is really important in my district.
we were talking about the importance of thinning forests, and one of the solutions is having mills.





