See this article. Some facts to back up the claim:
"Late last year, the House voted
to kill the EPA’s Clean Power Plan, which seeks to limit carbon
emissions from the electricity sector, even though a solid majority of
American voters want to limit greenhouse gas emissions. (The effort
failed). Two-thirds of the public wants more solar and wind power, but
the House has repeatedly tried to kill programs that support those
technologies."
"Under current House leadership, 'there has been no hope or
possibility of making positive progress through legislation on virtually
any environmental issue,' David Goldston, director of government
affairs for the Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, told
ThinkProgress. 'They’ve tried to block pretty much every environmental initiative of
the Obama administration, including all action on climate change,' he
said. 'All action to limit pollution from [power] plants, action to
protect wetlands and streams under the Clean Water Act, actions to
reduce smog — and that’s just a tiny sample.' The House has repeatedly voted against environmental measures.”
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