Trump's EPA just proposed a plan making climate denial official U.S. policy, claiming climate change and the pollution that causes it pose no threat to public health or the environment as a favor to Big Polluters. Tell them the public isn't on board: https://t.co/LRop9dM3a1

A major report estimates that climate change causes about one heat-related death every minute. Continued reliance on fossil fuels drives more heatwaves, toxic air pollution, and wildfires—jeopardizing a healthy future.

A new study says climate change supercharged Hurricane Melissa, increasing the storm’s max wind speeds by 7% & extreme rains by 16%. "Every aspect of the most powerful storm ever to hit Jamaica was worsened by the climate crisis."

Speaker Pelosi's legacy will impact American history for decades to come. We're grateful for her work on climate change -- from forming the Select Committee on the Climate Crisis to passing the landmark Inflation Reduction Act. Thank you @SpeakerPelosi for your leadership!

Stunning impacts of warming in real time show the human toll faced by Nunapitchuk people & others. It's "one of 144 Native villages in Alaska that will need to relocate because of damage caused by the climate crisis."

Southeast clean energy transition shifts into high gear as states clearly set ambitious solar power and battery storage goals, per new regional report, with FL, GA, NC & SC all going big on clean gigawatts.

Survivors of wildfires in California found solidarity together at an annual conference to share ideas about recovery and provide support to each other. As climate change worsens these disasters, community like this is crucial. #ExtremeWeatherWednesday

The operation of a coal plant in Michigan that the Trump Administration has ordered to remain open is costing taxpayers $615,000 — a day — and harming public health & air quality thru the Midwest. With clean energy cheaper & more abundant than ever, why is this admin... 1/2

On a warming planet, rapidly intensifying storms like Hurricane Melissa are becoming more frequent. As climate disasters grow deadlier, communities need accountability. "It’s time to make polluters—not ordinary people—pay for this."

Before and during the shutdown, the Trump administration has pushed to sell out America’s public lands for drilling and mining while gutting the funding, staff, and policies necessary to steward those lands for generations to come.

Thirteen years ago this week, Superstorm Sandy devastated New York City—taking lives, destroying homes, and forever changing our community, but the strength & resilience of New Yorkers helped us rebuild together. Today, the threat of storms like this is greater than ever. I won't

13 years after Hurricane Sandy pummeled the Northeast, I joined the @HouseDemocrats & @SenateDems calling for Trump to protect Americans from climate change.   Bills like my Stop @NOAA Closures Act is key to stopping Trump from abandoning the fight against climate change.

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Sometimes it feels like we’re in a real life horror movie… but the climate crisis is all too real #ClimateChangeisScary

“The role climate change has played in making Hurricane Melissa incredibly dangerous is undeniable." One of strongest recorded in Atlantic, Melissa doubled from 70 to 140 mph in less than 24 hours & THEN intensified further to Cat 5 status at 185.

Trump’s failure to lead is so complete that unpaid volunteers are now helping NOAA track Hurricane Melissa.

Extreme weather is here to haunt us. #ClimateChangeisScary, take action now: https://t.co/JGMNlAz2bg

Superstorm Sandy was an unimaginable nightmare when it first struck the northeast 13 years ago. But today, extreme weather events have only grown more devastating, more frequent, and tragically, more normal. It doesn’t have to be that way.

#ClimateChangeisScary, but we can still take action so extreme weather doesn't haunt us indefinitely - join us in telling Congress to protect us from extreme weather at https://t.co/qBNl8wvERK

From extreme heat to wildfire smoke, #ClimateChangeisScary and it is worsening the effects of extreme weather on our daily lives. Without climate action, the problem will only get worse.  https://t.co/JGMNlAyulI

Superstorm Sandy hit New York 13 years ago today and changed our communities forever. I’ll never forget the resilience and strength New Yorkers displayed during such devastation. I'll always fight to make sure we have the federal resources to prepare for the next major storm.