The 114th U.S. House of Representatives was the most anti-environmental in history, according to the League of Conservation Voters’ annual scorecard. The 2016 report found a House and Senate deeply divided along party lines on issues such as climate change and environmental protection. The environmental group released its latest scorecard Thursday, documenting the environmental voting records of all members of Congress. The average score for House Republicans last year was just 5 percent, while the average House Democrat scored 94 percent, according to the report. The average Senate Republican’s score last year was 14 percent, while the average score for Senate Democrats was 95 percent.

Source: Huffington Post February 25, 2017 01:52 UTC