Will you commit to making sure that Oregon and other states that don't have their own Green Banks can still have access to the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund?

It seems like that is at odds with bipartisan support for water infrastructure.

I adamantly oppose the Biden administration's approval of fossil fuel projects, one project after another.

You know, it is clear that the purchasing power of the strategy has diminished significantly.

It is an incredible national parks system, but it only works if we have people staffing it.

this is kind of a last ditch five alarm fire

I think if I had a magic wand, I would, you know, throw a couple more billion dollars into these key ecosystems that are threatened.

About ten miles from my house, there is a Maya Lin designed bird blind on the Columbia River, where Lewis and Clark camped.

Adding new emissions through pipeline expansions, like the GTN Xpress, is incompatible with President Biden's pledge, and it would undermine Oregon's efforts for a clean energy future.

The world needs American leadership and to lead we have to have the power of our example.

Once we lose them there, they are gone. And we know how hard it is to get the phosphorus out of the lake.

The key is that we maintain this agreement, when it comes up for renewal in 2024.

One of the goals was to develop a program that would provide labeling so you have pollinator safe according to certain standards.

they need to be put at the top of the list for consideration of being labeled as endangered.

I am quite pleased that we had that legislative achievement, and I hope the advance helps with the predictable and stable funding for years to come.

Would that proposal significantly cut the removal of lead pipes, resulting in more damage to more children?

boosting the boots on the ground, if you will, across Indian country seems to be a central tenet of this request.

I think it is actually something that you would have the power to do without legislation.