My commitment to the Bay has never been stronger and will continue to work for the people of my State to protect this in...
Well, let me welcome you all to the hearing of the Subcommittee on Water and Wildlife of the Environment and Public Work...
Many of you mentioned additional Federal resources, which is something that is dear to all of our hearts on dealing with...
We've seen some encouraging signs. You know, I don't want to get too optimistic, because we're still only at 1 percent.
Well, you know, and I applaud you for being very specific as to the goals in many different areas.
I did hold a hearing on the Conowingo Dam.
We've seen some positive signs in the last several years.
That's helpful. And I understand the aspect of adopting what's in the TMDLs.
I think it is absolutely wrong that there is no waters on the East Coast, other than the Everglades, that have been desi...
There's a lot of local governments, and they don't have the same degree of flexibility that a State may have.
Our farmers have done a really first-rate job in trying--they want clean water, they want the Chesapeake Bay.
As President Obama joined a list of Presidents who have declared the Chesapeake Bay a national treasure, this is of impo...
I know the--a little bit of the politics of oyster restoration, and it's pretty--can be pretty complicated.
I think it's about time that the farmers are given the opportunity to take a look at, and have more input into, what the...
I suppose the restoration of 185,000 acres of submerged vegetation will be well-received among those who make their livi...
the Susquehanna is critically important. And New York's also a critical State for us on our freshwater supply.
Obviously, there are two ways to deal with this. One is to try to deal with the causes of climate change... The other is...
Virginia was a pioneer in looking at an Asian oyster, as to whether that could work.
