Our mission now must be to implement these recommendations quickly and completely.
I have introduced legislation with Senators Whitehouse and Cardin.
That area I think is one we ought to take a look at. I think that is a very good suggestion.
They have a very, what I would characterize as a very irresponsible set of water laws in Texas.
I think you have hit on one of the things that New Mexico has tried to do, maybe not well enough, but to coordinate and cooperate and work w...
Utah and Nevada have a challenge over groundwater resources, as Senator Bingaman noted, that has not adequately addressed.
In our State, I believe I'm right, that by far the largest use of water is agriculture.
The water that is being used by agriculture in many cases is groundwater, and it is being depleted.
I do think the Federal Government's role can be to supply good information.
I want to make sure in any piece of legislation that moves forward, it addresses the needs of Indian Country.
We do not do enough to assist, and incentivize, and require that agriculture be more sensitive to water use.
I, too, appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today.
Forensic science is a powerful tool with great potential to help law enforcement quickly and effectively identify who has committed a crime ...
we could ask the Administration to make sure Indian Country has fair representation in those dialogues around grid build-out and development...
I think this is an excellent panel.
I think that is an important component.
Thank you for all your hard work over there at the FCC.
I urge the Committee to schedule a legislative hearing and markup of this important bill before the year is out.
