Yes, Senator Barrasso. In many cases, that is the case.
We also encourage members of the Committee to do all in their power in moving the IRRIGATE Act forward successfully.
the tribes have encouraged irrigators to form water user associations.
Through the efforts led by Senator Mike Enzi, a Federal appropriation of $3.72M was secured in 2005 and 2006.
Rehabilitation will become a priority rather than an afterthought.
Funds that would become available through S. 438, the IRRIGATE Act, would enable the tribes to continue this effort.
Thank you for considering these comments and including them in the record.
the Eastern Shoshone and the Northern Arapaho Tribes strongly endorse S. 438.
Not only can we do this, we must do this.
we encourage members of this committee to do all that is their power to help in moving the IRRIGATE Act forward successf...
the funding from this bill is simply vital to our efforts.
we strongly endorse S. 438, the 'Irrigation Rehabilitation and Renovation for Indian Tribal Governments and Their Econom...
We believe the NIIP might satisfy the eligibility criteria provided in S.438.
These rules would result in massive consumer electricity price increases and trillions of dollars in lost economic activ...
Instead, it will result in more red tape, displace local management programs and shift limited resources away from worki...
This overreach will impact families and businesses across the country.
The EPA has proposed a rule that will increase its regulatory authority far beyond current policy.
It would allow the EPA almost unconstrained access to regulate and burden landowners with endless environmental studies.
