We have a direct interest here. We not only have humanitarian reasons to respond to the use of chemical weapons, we have...
The Chesapeake Bay was in serious, serious trouble.
We are going to see some significant improvement, for example, in stormwater controls.
This hearing is going to concentrate on how far we have come and how far we still need to go.
Today is an opportunity to celebrate those successes and to highlight the strong efforts of all stakeholders.
What brings our Committee together, Democrats and Republicans, are ways that we can leverage investment, whether it is r...
I would urge you to do this in a very open, transparent manner, as you are already suggesting, so the confidence this pr...
We understand that population growth will continue. People want to live in this area. That means there is more pressure ...
What is the timeframe for trying to get the parties together on the updated agreement?
I particularly want to thank Senator Boxer and Senator Vitter and Senator Boozman for their help in arranging this heari...
I particularly want to thank my colleague, John Sarbanes, for being here.
Let me welcome you all to the field hearing of the Environment and Public Works Committee's Subcommittee on Water and Wi...
It is very clear from all of your testimony that, first, the public wants a clean Chesapeake Bay.
I firmly believe the Federal Government has an important role in ensuring that local governments can continue to provide...
And it will provide for a more open review?
I think you summarized it well about how success depends upon all being in and everyone doing their share because we can...
The Chesapeake Bay is critically important to the State of Maryland, particularly important to our region.
We all acknowledge that. As I said earlier, I remember days that you did not even want to go near the water in some part...
