
I interpret that to mean that the demand is higher than what is being assumed, certainly higher than what you are seeking to provide.
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I interpret that to mean that the demand is higher than what is being assumed, certainly higher than what you are seeking to provide.

It is very important for your agency to make a good-faith effort on this.

How can the Forest Service change its practices so that more New Mexicans can be considered for those positions?

Can I get your commitment to continue working with me to ensure that these traditional communities in New Mexico have a seat at the table when it comes to land management decisions?

But the risk of Forest Service fire tempers those benefits.

Where do you see the balance? And nobody I think on this committee is making any sort of statement that we should reduce privacy protections.

For the audience, it does not prevent that. It explicitly provides for that.

I actually think in addition to the blocking and misunderstanding that we have seen two principles in HIPAA be determined.

HIPAA, I spent a lot of time dealing with HIPAA, so it wasn't--I won, because the CEO of the health care company refused to provide the patient information.

The Affordable Care Act is the reason this Administration has said that it was okay to cancel 100 percent of all the behavioral health providers in my state.

How are we enforcing that? Because I will tell you that access is still a giant issue in my state and so many others.

While ACS supports the President's request, we urge the subcommittee to find additional resources to boost S&T spending at EPA.

I urge you to reject any efforts to include language that would prohibit the USFWS from moving forward with its efforts to eliminate loopholes in the commercial elephant ivory trade.

The Conservancy is concerned about the increasing impacts of wildfire suppression funding on Interior funding levels and urges the subcommittee to adopt a bipartisan fire funding solution.

Investments in conservation and outdoor recreation make sound economic sense.

We have a national responsibility to preserve this special and unique ecosystem for future generations.

Dear Chairwoman Murkowski and Ranking Tom Udall,