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119th U.S. Congress
Climate & sustainability bills to follow
4 proposals · Official-source snapshot reviewed October 19, 2026
H.R. 2709Bipartisan sponsors
Save Our Sequoias Act
Sponsor: Rep. Vince Fong (R–CA)
Would support giant sequoia conservation and restoration in California, including coordinated work through the Giant Sequoia Lands Coalition. Relevant to forest resilience and biodiversity.
Passed House · pending Senate
September 16, 2026 — Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing held.
Republican sponsor; Democratic cosponsor Scott Peters appears in the introduced text alongside Republican cosponsors.
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Would introduce a greenhouse-gas emissions tax and infrastructure revenue provisions. A carbon-pricing approach; review the full proposal and trade-offs before deciding whether to support it.
Introduced · referred to committees
Introduced May 13, 2025; the official record shows committee referral. See Congress.gov for subsequent actions.
Introduced by Republican Brian Fitzpatrick with Democratic cosponsor Salud Carbajal in the official bill text.
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Would require NOAA to establish a Climate Change Education Program. This description follows the introduced text; the official summary was still in progress when reviewed.
Introduced · referred to committee
April 22, 2026 — read twice and referred to the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.
No Republican cosponsor verified in the introduced text reviewed. Not labeled bipartisan.
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202-224-3121 reaches the Capitol switchboard, not a specific politician. Ask to be connected to your senator’s office. Find their name · Official phone source
Would amend the Clean Water Act and require a study of stormwater runoff from oil and gas operations. A water-protection proposal related to environmental sustainability.
Introduced · referred to subcommittee
November 29, 2025 — referred to the House Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee.
No Republican cosponsor verified in the official cosponsor list reviewed. Not labeled bipartisan.
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