Emma Dumain

While he favors cuts to the climate bill, the House speaker said, “You’ve got to use a scalpel and not a sledgehammer.”

Conservatives rebuked the House speaker Wednesday, saying the tax incentives “need to go away.”

Lawmakers and advocates see openings to weave climate into “everything” starting on Day 1 of a Harris administration.

Lawmakers and advocates see openings to weave climate into “everything” starting on the first day of a Harris administration.

Once known as the “Green Dogs,” members are looking to enhance their profile at a pivotal time in Washington.

Members from both parties attended COP28 in the United Arab Emirates last year.

Reps. Brett Guthrie and Bob Latta say permitting and Inflation Reduction Act clawbacks are top priorities.

Some lawmakers shrugged off the administration’s emission study, though one Republican said passing the bill might now be “less important, but not moot.”

Vice presidential nominee Tim Walz uttered the phrase during his debate with Republican JD Vance.

Members from both sides of the aisle have been using the upcoming climate conference to nudge Azerbaijan on human rights.