House Climate Solutions Caucus in the 116th Congress

The House Climate Solutions Caucus has officially relaunched in this new Congress! The two co-chairs are Rep. Ted Deutch (FL-22) and Rep. Francis Rooney (FL-19).

The House Climate Solutions Caucus is a bipartisan group of representatives that meets regularly to advance climate solutions. This caucus draws from all political ideologies and is doing important work to foster conversation and action across the aisle to address the impacts, causes, and challenges of climate change.

The caucus follows a “Noah’s Ark” rule, where members must join in bipartisan pairs. This practice will continue in the 116th Congress. However, the caucus currently has uneven numbers because a greater number of Republican members from the last Congress either retired or lost their election.

The caucus will continue to be an important space for member-level conversations, staff briefings, and legislative strategy development. Now more than ever, it is imperative that we continue this work to foster bipartisan action on climate change.

Check below to see if your member is already in the caucus. If not, ask them to join!