The biggest bullet we have got is putting a price on carbon and a cap on emissions.
NMA cannot support S. 796, the 'Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 2009' or S. 140 the 'Abandoned Mine Reclamation A...
S. 796 adds regulatory uncertainty that will undermine U.S. competitiveness and threatens thousands of high-paying minin...
That creates a distrust in what the Federal Government is doing with respect to the stewardship and ownership of the pub...
In this age of increasing water scarcity why in the world would Congress agree to open a spigot of polluted water?
Provisions in the bills will increase our Nation's dependence on foreign minerals-an outcome that will weaken our defens...
Both S. 796 and S. 140 introduced by Senator Feinstein will create economic opportunities for rural communities througho...
We urge the committee to pass comprehensive mining reform.
We urge the Committee to significantly reform the 1872 Mining Law to stop the Rosemont and other ill conceived and inapp...
The Bingaman bill takes a step forward by applying a standard to all federal lands that land managers must prevent 'unne...
the Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 2009, comes up for consideration.
Well, the thing that happens in New Mexico, and this is something that all of us can look at the models.
The vision I think most of us have is that through putting a price on carbon, we move ourselves in a new direction.
So we should be focusing on how we get out of that box.
And the only reason economists tell us we aren't at $4 gasoline right now is we have a worldwide recession.
We must protect American farms, ranches and forests from global warming before the time runs out.
Farmers and ranchers and foresters face, I think, dire threats from global warming.
If that disappears, you realign the whole water situation.
