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Certainly, safe, clean, and healthy water is at the top of the list for all of us.
Leave us the flexibility to do what we want and what we know is best for our communities as we tailor them.
All Americans deserve this. We deserve to have reliable, affordable water and sanitation.
You could create your own plan, tailor it to your own, as Congress intended, tailor it to our State of West Virginia and to our small, disadvantaged communities
I would also like to thank you for finally, after many years of me banging the gavel and the gong and also with the Chair to set that safe drinking level for PFAS.
Putting their radical climate agenda ahead of the needs of the people of Alaska and the United States.
We have bipartisan bills to remedy this situation, and I look forward to continuing to work closely with my friend, Ranking Member Barrasso, Senator Risch, and Senator Warner on this important issue.
Last month, I introduced the Nuclear Fuel Security Act with Senators Barrasso and Risch, which provides the authority required to expand our uranium conversion and enrichment capacity to meet our domestic fuel requirements.
With the passage of the Energy Act, Inflation Reduction Act, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and the CHIPS and Science Act, Congress has authorized new programs and provided significant financial investments to ensure the continued…
Putin's war in Ukraine has brought the geopolitical risk of not having energy independence from those who do not share our values into clear focus.
Today we will be discussing the U.S. nuclear fuel life cycle and the issues that our Committee must work to address this Congress.
Though I recently called on the White House and Congress to push for full concurrent receipt for all military retirees.
The CFPB, in my opinion, has rightfully been criticized, based on our first discussion, about going outside their rulemaking, outside their authority.
Let us turn to some kind of a slush fund or a witch hunt organization under Director Chopra, and let us, frankly, hope that the Supreme Court does the right thing by concluding that their funding structure is unconstitutional.
The CFPB has a unique, and frankly, I believe, unconstitutional funding structure, taking funds from the Federal Reserve rather than through the annual appropriations process from Congress.
I don't think that was the question. I don't think that was the problem, though.