Today I want to begin mostly with questions about what corporate integration would mean for middle-class families and sm...
I repeat, one salt cedar tree consumes about 200 gallons of water a day.
That would be the most efficient system and the way to ensure a progressive tax system, in my view.
We are facing a water emergency in the West.
We need to thin our forests, Mr. Chairman. We need to thin our forests.
To get tax reform passed, it is going to have to be bipartisan.
I share your view that we have an excellent panel of witnesses and this is going to be a valuable morning.
the bill that Senator Coats and I have would just take a tiny part of it, not the entire thing.
significant efficiencies can be achieved through corporate integration.
I have seen salt cedar removal projects work in places like the Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area.
the waste treatment plant will not be in full operation for another 20 years.
the Hanford site's legacy of failed performance and retaliation against whistleblowers and workers who raised safety con...
$19 billion has been spent over the past 25 years to clean up these high level, radioactive wastes at Hanford.
not a single gallon, of high level, radioactive waste has actually been treated.
I think this is a very common-sense proposal that would stimulate a tremendous amount of growth in small businesses.
This is a very modest proposal which would do a great deal to grow America's small businesses.
For the first time since Prohibition we have more breweries in the United States than at any time in our history, 4,300.
I personally have found the charade we went through for some 17 years kind of embarrassing, dancing away from an event w...
