Sec. 2. Findings
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The Congress finds that— climate change is costing the United States billions of dollars of economic losses and poses an existential threat to our safety and security; markets should reflect all costs of goods, including external factors such as pollution; and creation of a Climate Action Rebate Fund can make markets more efficient, create jobs, stimulate innovation, invest in infrastructure, put money back in the pockets of Americans, and provide for the transition to a cleaner energy future.