The issue of food and nutrients becomes a pressing one for our global community.

Kids are suffering the most and stand the most to lose.

In my mind, there is no greater threat facing our world today and our actions, and our inaction or inaction, will have consequences for generations to come.

I want to express my appreciation for the work Chairwoman Castor and her staff are putting forth on the critical issue of climate change.

If there was ever an issue that would unite our country and should unite the world, it is really combating climate change.

I came here today to talk about these unnecessary restrictions on a woman's access to full reproductive care, access to abortion.

Pregnant women and children are especially vulnerable to these changes.

As a pediatrician, I have seen firsthand the impact climate change is having on our children.

We need to remember that women are half of our workforce.

I have to tell you, it is very refreshing to hear from a scientist, so thank you.

I look at it as my job in a non-farm bill year to be the best supporter of our farmers that I can possibly be.

It is more important than ever that we have a strong, functioning, federally-funded ag research arm in the United States.