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Today we are going to continue this Committee's ongoing oversight of the reliability challenges facing our electric grid.

it is possible to eliminate coal today or in the near future?

If you look at the chart that you showed, Senator Manchin, we, today, have sufficient generation to meet the anticipated needs of our system.

I know my colleague Senator Barrasso has legislation to change that, and I am also working on legislation to address this glaring omission.

Let me be clear--a requirement to use CCUS with a refusal to issue CCUS permits is a shutdown requirement.

We can't ignore the concerns of those people. We have to take them seriously and treat them the way we want to be treated.

The CEQ guidance follows a trend of Federal agencies using guidance to try to force policy or regulatory changes outside the rulemaking process and without congressional authorities.

Did you have public comment on that guidance?

Which has not been implemented over at the Federal Highways sufficiently to make those projects go.

I think it's important for us to hear what agencies have proposed to CEQ, OMB, and FPISC to improve the permitting process as we continue our legislative efforts.

Madam President, I rise today to again speak on the multifaceted crisis that has defined our southern border and how the inaction and misleading rhetoric from President Biden and his administration has only exacerbated the continued…

We can't ignore the concerns of those people. We have to take them seriously and treat them the way we want to be treated.

Improving Mental Health Access from the Emergency Department Act will provide critical funding to help communities implement and expand programs.

To truly modernize our environmental review and permitting processes, we must actually amend the underlying statutes like NEPA, the Clean Water Act, and the Endangered Species Act.

Improving Mental Health Access from the Emergency Department Act will provide critical funding to help communities implement and expand programs.