Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (Iowa) currently chairs the Conservative Caucus on Climate Change, taking over the reins from its founder and former chair, Republican Rep. John Curtis (Utah). , has moved “into an advisory role as chairman emeritus.”to press release.
“I am grateful for Congressman Curtis’ leadership in establishing and growing the Conservative Climate Change Caucus,” Miller-Meeks said in a press release. “The United States is a leader in reducing greenhouse gas emissions while increasing energy production.As I assume the leadership of my caucus, I am committed to implementing any of the strategies listed above to ensure America’s energy dominance around the world. We look forward to continuing to drive at scale to achieve a competitive economy while simultaneously reducing emissions and delivering a cleaner, healthier planet. ”
“I couldn’t be more excited to hand over the keys to one of the most talented and ambitious members of the Republican Conference to continue moving our caucus forward,” Curtis said in a statement. looking for To secure a seat in the U.S. Senate. “Congressman Miller-Meeks is a consistent advocate for energy and climate issues and represents our rural, energy-rich communities incredibly well.”
More than 60 people listed in caucus memberRepublican Rep. Dan Crenshaw of Texas, Rep. Burgess Owens of Utah, Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina, Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee and Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona. .
“The climate is changing, and the decades of global industrial era that brought prosperity to the world are also contributing to that change.” web page Regarding caucus claims. “The goal is to reduce emissions, not reduce energy options.”
The page states that the caucus educates House Republicans on “climate policy and legislation consistent with conservative values,” organizes “member and staff briefings on conservative climate change proposals,” and ” “We will bring Republicans to the table to fight harmful radical and progressive climate change proposals.” “Our economy, American workers, national security,” organized “Joint Dell and Staff Dell to better understand climate-related technologies and issues,” and “brings Republicans and staff together from industry and think tanks.” We will introduce you to leaders such as
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