Secretary Salazar is a rock star in Vermont. People still talk about his visit up there, and I appreciate that.
And let me say thank you, thank you, thank you to you and Senator Murkowski and the members of this subcommittee for making sure we get the ...
I believe, that all of the proceeds from production--from the gulf, from the Chukchi, from Bering, from Beaufort--all of those go to the Tre...
Thank you very much.
Criticism from some about investments in the LWCF, I will just say he is not on this subcommittee, but Senator Barrasso and Senator Enzi fro...
So there is a direct correlation between the increased fees and we hope the effectiveness of the inspections and the oversights, which after...
One of the proposals that we discussed quite seriously in the appropriations process last year, was an onshore inspection fee, that the BLM ...
the way in which we could move forward with the true conservation agenda that fulfills the dreams of many in the conservation world would be...
I would hope, with the leadership of this subcommittee, that we can see some august, robust support for the LWCF.
Even with such an increase, my presumption from what I have seen, would only cover a fraction of the BLM's cost to maintain this facility.
Very important and timely questions. In fact, let me just follow up.
Rhode Island has been helping lead the way on offshore wind in developing its 'pilot-scale' offshore wind project
I want to welcome our witnesses to the subcommittee's oversight hearing on Federal offshore and onshore energy development programs within t...
Making sure that the right resources and policies are in place and that safe and responsible energy development on public lands is a signifi...
Thank you very much, Senator.
I would urge you again to expedite--Secretary Salazar has committed to expedite this draft environmental assessment.
Even though our budget was based upon an assumption that an increase of royalties would go to 18.75 percent for both oil and natural gas, le...
Let me just say right up front. It is quite--it is a lot cheaper to drill on private land than it is on public lands.
