It's going to take a while to move all these people out of the -- out of the camps.
It's -- it's what I call the chokehold theory of revenues.
I've never dealt with a place that lost, essentially, its urban center and 30 percent of its population and far more tha...
When we can get the donor money flowing in here, they won't need that money so much any more.
Yes. If we burn it, then all you've got to do is bury ash. Ash can be fertilizer.
So when you come to Haiti, a place where 85 percent of people did not have electricity in their homes before the earthqu...
I think it's very important that the FCC, and maybe even the Congress, get this right.
for a community to be connected to the world, it has to have broadband.
I actually agree with that.
I think Senator Rockefeller has introduced a bill, which I believe you're a cosponsor of, which also points to another p...
I think it gets to the real issue, How do we get to this last 10 percent?
Do people in the industry routinely hire ex-employees of PHMSA?
Thank you for your leadership here, and I appreciate the panel being here today, too.
I think that's what the public wants and I'd have to commend PHMSA for doing it, even though it's at the expense of the ...
I think PHMSA is aggressive in their audits and in their enforcement practices.
Do you know what the rule or law is with PHMSA in terms of when someone can leave the agency and go to work for a compan...
But, I've noticed that there are a lot of--seems like, in recent years--more private foundations and patient groups who ...
Thank you for conducting this hearing today.
