Global climate change is one of the most consequential and difficult problems that we face in this Congress.
I just wanted to briefly, Chairman Dorgan, say thank you again for focusing on this issue, and thank you for focusing ou...
We need to invest in our youth and provide them with the support they need.
The reason I ask that question, I just want to be very clear here.
This settlement will avoid contentious litigation that could only cause future mistrust and conflict throughout the Taos...
Senators Bingaman and Udall and Congressmen Lujan and Heinrich have provided the leadership and the guidance that will a...
I thank Chairwoman Napolitano, Ranking Member McClintock, members of the Subcommittee on Water and Power...
We urge passage of the Taos Pueblo Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, H.R. 3254.
I would like to thank Speaker Lujan and Governor Richardson for following through on that funding.
I want to thank Congressman Lujan for his leadership in working with the Four Pueblos...
Our water resources are precious in New Mexico. Without a reliable water supply, we cannot improve human health, protect...
I am strongly in favor of additional water development and believe that the project contemplated by this legislation wil...
The Citizens of our county have no control or oversight over tribal representatives, development, and countless other is...
These settlements will protect water resources, advance the implementation of effective water management, and ensure fut...
The United States owes not only a federal trust obligation to these pueblos to protect the water rights of the Acequias ...
I just don't want us to forget, Madame Chair, that we are talking about people here and families.
Mr. Lujan. Commissioner Montoya, could you touch upon the last series of questions there?
Thank you very much, Madame Chair and Ranking Member McClintock.
