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16 statements about Climate Finance from 15 members since Jan 3, 2025.

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Statements about Climate Finance, last 12 weeks

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Statements per week mentioning Climate Finance, 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. Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 7, 2026.

Most active on Climate Finance · Aug 17 – Nov 7

  1. 1DValerie P. FousheeNC-041
  2. 2DEdward J. MarkeyMA1
  3. 3DRashida TlaibMI-121

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10 statements

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  1. DValerie P. FousheeNC-04 · House

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    Environmental ProtectionClimate Finance

    Rep. Foushee Introduces Legislation to Promote Use of Low-Emission Anesthetic Gases

    Introduced bill to incentivize healthcare facilities' use of low-emission anesthetic gases.

    “While it is clear that the climate crisis is being driven by large corporations and fossil fuels, Congress has a duty to explore all routes to make meaningful reductions to greenhouse gas emissions—and anesthetic gasses are one way we can make a difference.”
  2. DRashida TlaibMI-12 · House

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    Finance and Financial SectorClimate Finance

    DPressleyDMarkeyDMerkleyDWarren

    Reps. Tlaib, Pressley, Senator Markey Announce Legislation to Stop Big Banks from Bankrolling the Climate Crisis

    Reintroduced bill requiring banks to reduce financial sector emissions and stop fossil fuel financing.

    “Our financial institutions and banks are funding the pollution of our air and water that make us sicker. They choose to invest billions of dollars in dirty fossil fuel projects”
  3. DPaul TonkoNY-20 · House

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    Environmental ProtectionClimate Finance

    H.R. 6918

    Tonko Reintroduces Cap & Invest Legislation to Ensure an Affordable Transition to a Carbon-Free Economy

    Introduced climate legislation to achieve carbon-free economy while lowering energy costs.

    “For too long, there has been a false dichotomy that we can either address climate change and develop clean energy solutions or strengthen our economy and lower costs; that could not be further from the truth”
  4. DJared HuffmanCA-02 · House

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    Environmental ProtectionClimate Finance

    Ranking Member Huffman Statement on Trump’s Withdrawal from International Climate Agreements

    Criticized Trump's withdrawal from UN climate agreements as climate denial and prioritizing oil interests.

    “House Democrats will continue fighting for American workers and families who deserve clean air, clean water, and a livable planet, not a president who sells out their future to billionaire polluters.”
  5. DDoris O. MatsuiCA-07 · House

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    MATSUI, SEEC COLLEAGUES SLAM TRUMP’S DISASTROUS DECISION TO WITHDRAW FROM 66 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING UNFCCC

    Criticized Trump's withdrawal of the U.S. from 66 international organizations including climate entities.

    “All Donald Trump has succeeded in today was throwing away decades of leadership and global collaboration on key issues that were actively improving the lives of the American people.”
  6. DSuzan K. DelBeneWA-01 · House

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    DelBene, Whitehouse Introduce Carbon Border Adjustment to Boost Domestic Manufacturers, Tackle Climate Change

    Introduced Clean Competition Act establishing carbon border adjustment to boost domestic manufacturers.

    “For too long, American industries producing goods in a less carbon-intensive way have been undercut by foreign competitors with dirtier production processes.”
  7. DYassamin AnsariAZ-03 · House

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    Ansari, Pelosi, SEEC Leaders Sound Alarm on U.S. Absence at COP30 Negotiating Table

    Criticized Trump administration's absence from COP30 climate negotiations in Brazil.

    “Exactly 10 years ago, I was preparing to go to my very first COP, COP21 in Paris, when I was serving as an advisor to former Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's climate team. I can tell you firsthand that without the leadership of the United States, the Paris Agreement would’ve never happened.”
  8. DNancy PelosiCA-11 · House

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    Pelosi, SEEC Democrats Sound Alarm on U.S. Absence at COP30

    Criticized Trump administration's absence from international climate negotiations at COP30.

    “When I became Speaker for the first time, my flagship issue was the climate crisis because I saw it as a health, economic, security, and moral issue”
  9. DJared HuffmanCA-02 · House

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    Huffman, Pelosi, SEEC Democrats Sound Alarm on U.S. Absence at COP30

    Criticized Trump administration's absence from COP30 climate negotiations in Brazil.

    “Folks behind me would have been a fantastic congressional delegation to the Belem climate conference this week. That’s where we were supposed to be. The world still needs and wants American leadership.”
  10. DMelanie A. StansburyNM-01 · House

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    Environmental ProtectionClimate Finance

    H.R. 5983DBalint

    Polluters Will Pay Under New Legislation

    Introduced bill to create trust fund financed by taxes on corporate polluters for climate resilience.

    “The climate crisis is real and worsening. Every community is now at risk because of the greed of corporate polluters”

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 Finance by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.