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https://bonamici.house.gov/media/media/statements/bonamici-statement-fifth-anniversary-paris-climate-agreement Bonamici Statement on Fifth Anniversary of Paris Climate Agreement 2020-12-09 2020 2020-12 Democrat Senate OR Suzanne Bonamici B001278 bonamici.house.gov     legacy The climate crisis threatens our communities, our economy, and our planet. And curbing greenhouse gas emissions hasnever been more urgent. Under the leadership of President-elect Joe Biden, the United States will renew its pledge to the Paris Agreement and mobilize the ambitious climate action required toaddress this existential threat. Global climate leadership begins at home, and I am committed to working with my colleagues and the Biden-Harris Administration to implement bold, science-based policies to transition to a 100 percent clean energy economy, create good-paying jobs, support a just transition, and build more resilient communities. Despite efforts by the Trump Administration toundermineand disrespect climate science, we never backed down. The House passed the Climate Action Now Act to keep the U.S. in the ParisAgreement, andIstoodwith Speaker Pelosi at COP25 in Madridtodemonstrateour support for global climate actionwhen the Administration failed to represent our country on the global stage.States, local governments, Tribes, and businesses continued to advance climate solutionsin absence of national leadership. We must protect our air, water, and treasured wild places from toxic pollution. I look forward to working with the Biden Administration and my colleagues to implement our comprehensive Climate Action Plan to reach net-zero emissions no later than mid-century and net-negative thereafter. Together we can build back better, create good-paying jobs, andsafeguardthe health of our communities and our planet. 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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