I have certainly been studying cybersecurity issues now for over a decade, and I have to say, I still learn something every day as the domain and the actors in it continue to evolve.

Mr. President, I am here on the floor for my 202nd ``Time to Wake Up'' speech. I would like to begin by thanking this body for the passing of the National Oceans and Coastal Security Fund as part of the measure that Republicans and…

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that at the conclusion of Senator Brown's remarks I be recognized for my remarks. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. The Senator from Ohio.

there is zero political and electioneering support from those industries for the serious price on carbon they claim to support.

there needs to be a market price on carbon dioxide emissions.

I have learned that when we agree, Senator Inhofe is perhaps the most effective legislator in the Senate.

when we are talking about regulatory efficiencies, we are really talking about regulatory efficiencies.

Thank you, Chairman.

Pruitt's version of cooperative federalism is a one-way street toward more pollution.

It is that particular situation, I think, where we have to be very careful about how cooperative this federalism gets if you are not dealing with the polluted State as well.

Those of us from coastal States take warnings like that from our Federal mortgage providers pretty damned seriously, as I think you would expect we should.

But if they were running through a corporation domiciled in Delaware, you would not know that they were actually a Russian owner?

How do you look behind a shell corporation and find who is really behind it through your authorization process?

Cooperative federalism is code for EPA and some States walking away from their core mission of protecting human health and the environment.

I guess my question is what is the role of carbon dioxide emissions in contributing to that sea level rise, if any?

Cooperative federalism should mean that EPA and the States work together to reduce pollution.

It is very hard to ask Ohio, Pennsylvania, or Kentucky to crack down on pollution that is not landing in Ohio, Pennsylvania, or Kentucky.

Are individual principals, p-a-l-s, principals of the firm also banned?