I said many times that our public lands belong to every single American, and so we felt the need to include significant ...
We are incredibly grateful for the $7 million in the 2022 funding.
It is important for me to make sure that people know we care about this issue.
Wildfires have been a reality in New Mexico for centuries, for millennia. But we know that climate change and drought ar...
the funding for tribal courts is so extremely important when you are dealing with, you know, holistic, wraparound approa...
So climate change and coastal challenges are real threats, and they also threaten significant cultural landmarks and her...
In this time of climate change bearing down on us, indigenous knowledge about our natural world will be extremely valuab...
So I would like you to talk a little more about how living up to our trust and treaty responsibilities by treating these...
I am going to find every way that I can to stop this from happening.
I urge my colleagues to support his nomination.
It is a great privilege to introduce President Biden's nominee to be Chairman of the Federal Retirement Thrift Investmen...
The international community's sanctions and economic work with respect to Russia have resulted in quite impressive outco...
how do we translate science data information into useful tools and resources that our communities can actually use.
We need tools to be able to inform our communities so that they can make those kinds of decisions at the granular level.
water is ground zero for climate change.
the American Southwest is experiencing the worst drought conditions that have occurred in over 1,200 years
this hearing couldn't possibly be more timely with the release of the IPCC's adaptation report that came out last week
we have to actually engage and prepare our communities for the change that's already here.
