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United States parliament

Scott Peters

Representative · Democratic

Spoke in: House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Environment

Transcripts of what Scott Peters said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

2 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

  1. Nuclear Spent Fuel Policy: Examining Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses · U.S. House of Representatives · 15 September 2026

    • Rep. Scott Peters: prioritizing shutdown sites and disposal methods

      “Thank you very much, the gentleman yields back and the chair now recognizes the gentleman from California's 50th district for five minutes for questions. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing. One key aspect of our nuclear strategy that's…”
      Watch from 55:23

    • Rep. Scott Peters: prioritizing shutdown sites and disposal methods

      “I agree. What kind of timing are you thinking of for that rulemaking that you mentioned? That's great. I also understand the department's long-term plans for the waste involves reprocessing and drilling deep boreholes into the ground where waste could…”
      Watch from 59:05

  2. Rules of the Road: Examining Legislation to Modernize the Clean Air Act's Mobile Source Requirements · U.S. House of Representatives · 3 June 2026

    • Q&A Peters (D-CA) : targeted fixes, mobile source loopholes, and regulatory ping-pong

      “Thank you, Madam Chair. Since the passage of the Clean Air Act, the emissions of common air pollutants have dropped 77%, while GDP and job growth have grown by 200%. And the Environmental Protection Agency has estimated that the central…”
      Watch from 2:05:19

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