Senator Patrick Ley praises Vermont delegation's environmental record, warns of future EPA rollbacks
September 26, 2026 | South Burlington City, Chittenden County, Vermont
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Senator Patrick Ley addressed the crowd about federal climate efforts and the role of the Vermont congressional delegation in backing environmental measures. He said members of the delegation have supported significant climate bills and pledged to resist efforts to weaken EPA authority.
Ley emphasized that grassroots engagement in Vermont enables federal legislators to take bold stands, and he called for continued public pressure to overcome procedural obstacles such as filibusters that he said have blocked climate legislation in Congress.
Ley emphasized that grassroots engagement in Vermont enables federal legislators to take bold stands, and he called for continued public pressure to overcome procedural obstacles such as filibusters that he said have blocked climate legislation in Congress.
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