
The Biden administration's announcement means that wind turbine construction can finally begin as soon as next year off the coast of Martha's Vineyard.
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The Biden administration's announcement means that wind turbine construction can finally begin as soon as next year off the coast of Martha's Vineyard.

I am incredibly proud to represent the district that is on the cusp of such technological innovation and work force innovation.

we have to make real investments and a real commitment to renewable sources of energy.

Transitioning to renewable energies presents yet another opportunity for the American economy to lead the world on innovation and job creation.

And I think that is going to be the benefit of Europe and for the benefit of the U.S. in the long run.

I just wanted to go to you, because earlier you told my friend, Mr. Burchett, that high-speed rail funding...

we talk a lot about food insecurity, but we also have to add that there is nutrition insecurity as well

I have been pressing this Administration, the Biden Administration, to convene a White House Conference on Food, Nutrition, Health, and Hunger.

We believe these proposals would significantly close the retirement plan coverage gap by leveraging existing retirement plan systems, while imposing practically no burden on employers.

A more flexible and dynamic FTC actually benefits honest businesses.

I think we need to think hard about how we can improve on this front.

It is absolutely burdensome to the Commission to do it. I think it is worth it for us to try.

I think it is incumbent on us to make sure we are directly reaching out to those communities.

I think this type of focus, and bringing this lens to our work, is going to be imperative.

The agency is severely underresourced. There--we have less staff than we did back in 1980.

I think that all of us here would agree that the FTC is underresourced.

One of the solutions, I think, is really to have Federal resources. You know, encourage and build incentives for young people to get into STEM-related professions.