I want to go back to Greece because it's come up both from all of your testimonies.

Europe remains a key partner of the United States. It is the largest economy in the world.

The legitimacy of TIG's claim was validated by two final U.S. District Court judgments in 2001 and 2002.

This bipartisan resolution opposes new tax collection requirements for small online businesses and entrepreneurs.

Directing the Department of Energy to include water in its deliberations would be a very significant development.

We live in a world of constrained water supplies, with over 60 percent of counties across the country facing drought as we speak today.

I think it is time to readdress that.

I was just going to ask them if they support that idea.

If we don't collaborate with governments, with the private sector, with NGO's, with academia, there is no way we are going to be able to hit that goal.

But, Mr. Chaney, I was impressed with the map you have in your testimony that shows the seasonal drought outlook and the projections for future drought.

I am particularly interested in this because Senator Portman and I have a bill that is a fairly comprehensive approach to energy efficiency, that does not address water, as you point out.

I think you have given us a lot to think about and some real concrete recommendations for what might be helpful from the public sector, going forward.

The Navy has a major program underway to conserve both energy and water.

Do the rest of you have recommendations for one significant change that we can make?

So that the less water they use, the lower their bills are----

If each of you were going to recommend one thing that we could do to make water efficiency a higher priority, what would you recommend?

So you agree with Mr. Green, that we need to collect the data?

those of us who have listened, certainly the 40 percent difference between supply and demand ought to get everybody's attention.