Rob Nosse knows that climate change isn't just a scientific theory—it's a scientific fact. That's why, year after year, Rob Nosse has voted to address climate change and protect Oregon's natural beauty.

Passing legislation to address climate change has not been easy in Oregon. Too many times the opposition to policies that get at this challenge are blocked or stalled. There have even been walk outs to stop the passage of bills. But Rob knows we have to keep trying as our environment and way of life depend on it.

In 2025, Rob introduced House Bill 3314, which aimed to permanently end toxic algae blooms in the Ross Island Lagoon. Sadly, the bill died in the legislature, but Rob won't give up the fight to protect our river and natural spaces.

As climate change has made devastating wildfires more dangerous, Rob stands with communities and families who have lost their homes. Rob voted for HB 3490, which raised money for for wildfire victims by taxing oral nicotine pouches. Rob also voted for an additional $250 million in relief for victims of wildfires.

Rob Nosse has a lifetime score of 99% from the Oregon League of Conservation Voters.