We need your answers, and we need good answers. And the idea of waiting 2 or 3 weeks and not providing anything is just unacceptable.

threatened the competitive edge Oklahoma has enjoyed for years with low cost and reliable electric generation.

You need to tell us what the rules are going to be, you need to give us some time and flexibility, and you need to get out of the way.

The EPA, under the leadership of a qualified and responsible Administrator, is a vital tool that must be used to protect the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the communities where our families live. It is truly a sacred trust.

In little more than 48 hours, Donald Trump will place his hand on a Bible. He will take an oath to defend our country and Constitution.

Should children and others in Delaware really be forced to live with the consequences of decisions made by polluters hundreds or even thousands of miles away who gain economically from our disadvantage? I don't think so.

Today, the citizens of Flint still lack clean drinking water, and the new generation there which has been exposed to high levels of lead faces an uncertain future.

Even former Republican EPA Administrator Christie Whitman, with whom I served for 7 years as Governor of neighboring States, recently said that she "can't recall ever having seen an appointment of someone who is so disdainful of the Agency…

In a little more than 48 hours Donald Trump will place his hand on a Bible and take an oath to defend our country and Constitution.

As attorneys general, we understand the need to work collaboratively to address threats to our environment that cross State lines as well as the importance of a Federal counterpart in the EPA Administrator who possesses the knowledge…

Colleagues on both sides of the aisle say that Attorney General Pruitt has the right experience for the position.

We have a moral obligation to [serve as stewards of this planet].

That is why we have the EPA.

Back home the reality that our climate is changing is not up for grabs or up for debate.

To be honest with you, coming to this hearing today, I fear that she has gotten it right.

We have a moral obligation to do so.

The EPA is required to use sound science to protect both our environment and our public health.

Today the citizens of Flint still lack clean drinking water, and a new generation there, which has been exposed to high levels of lead, faces an uncertain future.