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Clawing back $700 million of Inflation Reduction Act funds designated for coastal resilience funding at NOAA, as Rep. Westerman's bill attempts to do, would move us in the wrong direction toward preparing our coastal communities for…
We are borrowing it from our kids and our grandkids. And with no offsets to it, that is pretty irresponsible.
We are trying to do something that is actually good for wildlife management and fiscally responsible.
Congress dedicate up to $1.3 billion annually in existing revenue from the development of energy and mineral resources on Federal lands and waters to the Wildlife Conservation Restoration Program.
However, we greatly appreciate Chairman Westerman's commitment, and his passion for voluntary cooperative conservation.
I have seen preservation cloaked as conservation many times, and I have a real problem with that.
But in the interest of time, the poster behind me... outlines how natural capital accounting aligns and supports DOI and BLM priorities in the Biden administration.
The idea of valuing our natural assets I don't think is a bad idea.
How much progress has been made towards the 30x30 goals so far?
In the name of making things better for the wood products industry, this bill would actually do the opposite.
The facts are when President Biden came into office, he undid every policy that was there that was aimed at securing our border and opened up the border.
Thank you for what you do. Much of what our Committee works on deals with rural America.
These are hearings that we try to do across the country, in many different places, to address the concerns of the Natural Resources Committee.
I want to put that on the table and, you know, see if you have a response, but there's just, I think, a number of things and this is probably the biggest one of not unintended consequences but consequences that are out there that we need…
I want to put that on the table and, you know, see if you have a response, but there's just, I think, a number of things and this is probably the biggest one of not unintended consequences but consequences that are out there that we need…
This year's budget request is $17.5 billion, a 6 percent decrease from the fiscal year 2024 enacted level of $18.7 billion.
Great opportunity for veterans. The only thing that would be bad is if we couldn't--you know, once we've said the benefit is there.