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Republican leaders in Congress have put forth their own infrastructure plan that attempts to find common ground with Biden, while applying common-sense principles that protect America’s future.

Welcome to a special Memorial Day edition of the Afternoon TEA.Did you know?When American voters are asked: “Is a clean environment important to you?” just about everyone replies yes.

The International Energy Agency recently released a report calling for “net-zero emissions” by 2050, as well as eliminating gas-powered cars by 2035 and an end to new oil and gas development almost immediately.

In the Texas cold snap last February, 130 people died after “critical pieces of natural-gas infrastructure” were shut down.

Recently, Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said, “Even if we get to net zero, we still have to get carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere … This is a bigger challenge than a lot of people have grabbed onto yet.”

We recently passed President Biden’s first 100 days in office and just about everybody is assessing the impact of his policies and what they mean for the American people. Unfortunately, with the course Biden has set, our nation’s energy picture couldn’t be cloudier.

The White House recently hosted a summit of world leaders to discuss climate change and emissions limits the United States would impose on itself under the Paris Climate Agreement.

Access to affordable, reliable energy is one thing that can make a difference for American families and businesses trying to recover from last year.

Hidden among the huge tax hikes and sweeping proposals to “reimagine and rebuild a new economy” are some other very questionable proposals that will harm our energy future:

In the first two months of 2021, China’s natural gas output was 13.5% over the previous year.

Millions of American businesses and households—over 2.5 million in Texas alone—recently experienced rolling blackouts as extreme winter weather blanketed the Central U.S.

Joe Biden’s newly appointed “Climate Czar” Gina McCarthy recently said, “Everything eventually has to be electrified. And so we need to have a grid system that actually allows that to be seamless. Renewable energy is cheaper, so it doesn’t matter if you’re in a Democratic state or a Republican state, it’s essential for a clean, healthy and productive future.”

The natural gas industry alone supports 4.1 million U.S. jobs.

In the last few weeks, a series of Iran-backed attacks in the Middle East have shown that American adversaries are feeling emboldened.

Natural gas currently powers more than 175,000 vehicles in the United States.

President Biden has recently said China is committing “genocide” against its own citizens in the region of Xinjiang,