This resolution would ask the President to recognize Earth Day, encourage public environmental action, and urge federal officials to rejoin the Paris climate agreement.
The House would ask the President to recognize Earth Day and encourage people to protect the environment, share Indigenous knowledge, and educate others about year-round action.
Federal officials would be urged to rejoin the Paris climate agreement. The House would also call for cutting heat-trapping gases and addressing unfair environmental harms, without requiring those actions.
The House would urge the President to recognize Earth Day and encourage people to take environmental action. People across the United States would be encouraged to share Indigenous environmental knowledge and teach others about protecting the environment. These requests would not require the President or the public to act. The call for public action would extend beyond Earth Day to the rest of the year.
The House would urge the U.S. government to rejoin the Paris Agreement. The requests concern federal climate efforts and protection for people and wildlife. The resolution would express the House's position without itself rejoining the agreement or requiring emissions cuts. The House would call for immediate action to cut emissions and address environmental harms that unfairly burden some communities.
No hearings or votes scheduled.