So, I would suggest if it is good enough for the oil industry itself, it might, at some point before too long, be good enough for Congress to consider.

I want to emphasize Mr. Greeson's testimony that enhanced oil recovery was and is still today the only known way to create a revenue stream that could offset the cost of building and operating carbon capture right now.

These ocean technologies suffer from the same finance problems that the atmospheric technologies do.

Ocean acidification is an often overlooked consequence of global greenhouse gas emissions.

We have now blown through 400, which humankind has never experienced; and projections are that we will crest above 500 parts per million.

So, you know, one thing that is interesting to me is that if you get away from Congress, into courts and into administrative agencies, which are forums in which facts tend to have to be factual and economics tend to have to be real and…

I guess my question is, I think most military experts would acknowledge that there is not a good military option.

I think we have heard from a number of my colleagues in response to those questions about pretty clear noncompliance by the Chinese.

It seems to me that this suggestion that China is the center of gravity is right.

All these actions undermine the credibility of the Office of the President, and the credibility of the U.S. Government.

The President needs to lead on the global stage, pushing China and Russia to enforce sanctions effectively.

We need principled and visionary leadership.

the President's behavior surrounding this crisis is making the situation even more challenging.

What are the tools that you intend to use, and why aren't we already using them?

These sanctions sound good in a press release, but if they are not actually being honored by the parties, they are not effective.

With respect to the second part of the bill, the judicial review part, I mean, if in fact the bill had the first requirement, the active supervision, and a procedure to be sure that it is being followed, States would either be required to…

Isn't enforcement and promoting competition critical to avoiding the harms of consolidation such as depressed wages, reduced opportunity, and workplace inequality?

Many leading economists agree that the concentration of labor markets gives corporations the ability to hoard profits at the expense of workers.