I do want to, as I mentioned in my testimony, just focus for a moment or two on the Smithsonian's past practice that I m...
So my goal is to get this report and to use that report to then reshape the Smithsonian policies.
I appreciate you being here. We're really grateful to the chairman for convening it, and this hearing providing oversigh...
As chairman, I am committed to ensuring our institutions are working in the best interest of the American people.
I would love to continue to be kept abreast of your efforts over the next year.
If we truly care about climate change, and we care about this environment and we care about this planet, that we are mov...
Energy insecurity is a problem in the United States. In a 2023 Census Bureau survey, more than one in four households in...
This bill takes a completely upside-down view of energy and security, tying fossil fuel production at one end of the sup...
The money made from oil and gas production isn't even going to everyday Americans' pockets. It is lining the pockets of ...
If we actually want to reduce the energy burden on American families, we need to end our reliance on fossil fuels.
But H.R. 5482 is far from the answer to this. While sponsors say this bill will help low-income and over-burdened minori...
If more fossil fuel production meant lower costs, why is it that today, while American oil and gas production is at a re...
One might look to cut private industry profits or to halt fossil fuel exports so that Americans can see the benefits of ...
I can't imagine.
It is just a benefit analysis.
What we are seeing here is that the drafters of this bill make it very clear which industries they are concerned about.
I agree with my colleagues across the aisle that it is essential for policymakers to take seriously how energy policies ...
how they over-promise on the benefits of extractive projects, and then they under-estimate or completely neglect harm to...
