Climate Change
12 statements about Climate Change from 11 members since Jan 3, 2025.
Statements per week mentioning Climate Change, all members, split by party. Democrats stacked first, Republicans after, four to a row. Hover a dot for the member and headline; click a dot to search for that headline. Click a week to set the dates below. Sep 15, 2025 – Dec 7, 2025.
Most active on Climate Change · Sep 15 – Dec 7
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12 statements
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AGOA EXTENSION ACT--Motion to Proceed--Continued
Climate change is real. It is actually pretty widely known. I think it is a true statement that every person knowledgeable about climate science who is not on the payroll of the fossil fuel industry or its denial operation agrees with that. Actually, a lot of people knowledgeable about climate…
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Urged Judicial Conference to reject climate denial influence efforts targeting federal judges.
“The attack on the science chapter and the junkets propagating ‘alternative’ science share the same goal: convincing judges of the false narrative that billionaire-funded climate denial is simply a competing view that merits equal time to legitimate, evidence-backed climate science.”
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Urged colleagues to take sea-level rise and climate change seriously.
“I hope that some of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle…will talk to our colleague from Wisconsin”
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Krishnamoorthi Warns Trump EPA Climate Rollback Threatens Illinois Families’ Health, Raises Costs
Opposed EPA's rescission of Endangerment Finding, warning of health and economic risks to Illinois families.
“Repealing this determination abandons EPA’s responsibility to protect public health and would put Illinois families at greater risk from harmful pollution and escalating climate impacts”
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Van Hollen Joins Casten, Smith on Legislation to Mitigate Climate Risk in US Financial System
Introduced bill to improve federal regulators' ability to mitigate climate risks in financial system.
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Gillibrand, Whitehouse Expose Polluters’ Efforts To Avoid Accountability, Undermine States’ Rights
Filed amicus brief defending New York's Climate Superfund Act against polluter legal challenges.
“When big polluters put New Yorkers at risk, they must be held accountable”
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Barragán and Markey introduced resolution calling for federal strategy to protect public health from climate change.
“The climate crisis affects us all, but especially economically disadvantaged communities, communities of color, and other marginalized communities”
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Introduced bipartisan bill to reauthorize NOAA's Digital Coast Program for coastal climate resilience.
“From extreme weather to competing demands for coastal property, our coastal communities need the best available resources to respond to the mounting threat of climate change”
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Rep. Watson Coleman Reintroduces The SHADE Act To Combat Rising Temperatures In Cities
Introduced bill to establish grant program for planting shade trees in formerly redlined neighborhoods.
“For decades minority communities in the United States were explicitly discriminated against through redlining”
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Merkley, Wyden Join Legislation to Combat Urban Heat Islands
Introduced bill to fund urban heat island mitigation through competitive grants.
“With extreme heat driven by the climate crisis a growing threat to the well-being of Oregonians and everybody in our country, it’s a must for federal investment to help local communities respond to this life-and-death risk”
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Casten Statement On U.S. Withdrawal From IPCC Meetings
Criticized Trump administration's ban on federal climate scientists attending IPCC meetings.
“By excluding our foremost experts and halting their critical research, we are crippling our nation’s ability to prepare for and respond to climate-induced threats, leaving us exposed to both worsening natural disasters and strategic exploitation by our adversaries.”
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Amo to Support Climate Action, Defend Against GOP Attacks in New Committee Leadership Role
Announced new role as ranking member of House Science Committee environmental subcommittee.
“Last Congress, I advocated for Rhode Island's leadership in the Blue Economy, a key sector that encompasses ocean research, marine manufacturing, and clean energy. I also highlighted the growing NOAA footprint in our state and introduced legislation to develop curriculum on artificial intelligence literacy”
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)) and the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026). Statements are tagged to Climate Change by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.