Unanimous Consent Request--S. Res. 556 (Executive Calendar)
Senator Whitehouse asked the Senate to pass by unanimous consent a resolution about climate change and Florida’s home insurance market, saying stronger storms are making insurance too expensive or unavailable in Florida and that similar problems will spread to other states. Senator Banks objected, saying the resolution was an attack on one state by a senator from another and that Congress should instead work to lower costs. Whitehouse replied that the resolution was a warning about rising seas and worsening storms, not an attack, and that Floridians have a right to know these risks. The request did not go forward after the objection.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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