It is time to put Valles Caldera fully in the hands of the people.
Santa Clara strongly supports section 3, subsection (h), the ban on development and motorized access, but asks for an exception to allow San...
In my opinion, the most effective way to address the challenges facing the Valles Caldera National Preserve is to move away from the experim...
The Park Service has a strong record of managing our Nation's national treasures, and by all accounts, the Valles Caldera meets the high sta...
It stunned me that the emergency response plan, as I understand it, didn't include plans for the blowout preventer to fail...
It is time for us to get to work again on pipeline safety.
This administration's decision, which I fiercely disagree with, to stop all activity with the 33 deepwater rigs...
I want to commend Senator Shaheen for her work on an oil spill response research and development measure.
As the Congress formulates its overall response to the disaster, its first order of business must continue to be to care for the families of...
This moratoria will affect as many as 46,200 jobs may be idled.
The administration has laid down a blanket inappropriate, in my view, 6-month moratoria with no end in sight.
We must learn from this accident and aggressively develop better technology to stop these spills from happening.
Our goal must be, of course, to prevent future disasters. But we can and we must do more than that.
We cannot repeat the mistakes, negligence, or recklessness that led to this disaster.
These matters are urgent. I am hopeful that we can proceed quickly to consider legislation on these issues in the committee next week.
Thank you, Chairman Lautenberg, and thank you to the panelists.
I hope that you move forward in that other area as aggressively as you can, because I don't really see much hope that Congress is going to a...
If we don't get this right, we are going to eliminate every job that we are trying to create...