it addresses the housing issue, so we have money set aside there, about $45 million.
We can no longer view these villains as natural disasters, what they really are, are human-caused unnatural disasters.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure and Inflation Reduction Act provided for investment in high-risk firesheds.
Do you like that term, tribal sovereignty fees?
I think it would be very significant to the tribe.
the Tribal Law and Order Act report shows an unmet need of $3.5 billion for public safety.
You know, it is clear that the purchasing power of the strategy has diminished significantly.
I want to emphasize that word, 'required'.
Everywhere I go in Oregon I hear people say: Let us do everything we can to make the forest more resilient.
Adding new emissions through pipeline expansions, like the GTN Xpress, is incompatible with President Biden's pledge, and it would undermine...
Forest Service salaries--I should say, Federal salaries, in many of the locations across the country is not holding up to salaries in other ...
The Budget is a historic step and the start of an ongoing conversation with Tribes to ensure the IHS system is meeting the healthcare needs ...
the primary reason that I have been hearing, personally from firefighters, is the pay gap.
I cannot imagine doing that or privatizing the systems, turning them over to Wall Street or private insurance companies.
they need to be put at the top of the list for consideration of being labeled as endangered.
I feel strongly that if we want to build a safer, more competitive country, we can't give up on the need to invest right here at home.
Will you commit to making sure that Oregon and other states that don't have their own Green Banks can still have access to the Greenhouse Ga...
We need to double down on other forest management activities critical to forest resilience and forest health.
