Climate Changed
These Republican Climate Hawks Get Low Environmental Marks
- Voting records scrutinized by League of Conservation Voters
- Members have voted for Alaska oil drilling, pushed to Kill EPA
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Some House Republicans have bucked their party on climate change -- not only acknowledging it’s real, but vowing to fight the problem as well. But one environmental group says they still have poor voting records.
Republican members of the bipartisan "Climate Solutions Caucus" scored an average of just 16 percent on released Tuesday by League of Conservation Voters that tracks how lawmakers voted on major environmental issues last year.