Environment

I am proud to co-sponsor this important legislation to promote habitat conservation from the ground up.

Let's keep species out of the emergency room.

I must disagree today that the America's Wildlife Habitat Conservation Act is the best approach.

Birds are experiencing ongoing threats from habitat loss and degradation, climate change, and many other challenges.

This legislation would invest in state wildlife programs such as congressionally-mandated State Wildlife Action Plans.

We are in the midst of a biodiversity crisis, which is having a profound effect on people and their communities.

I think everybody here wants to keep species from being listed.

Emerging from the Panel's recommendations was the Recovering America's Wildlife Act, legislation sponsored by Congresswoman Dingell with significant bipartisan support.

It point blank undermines existing habitat conservation efforts.

However, we greatly appreciate Chairman Westerman's commitment, and his passion for voluntary cooperative conservation.

This legislation is a combination of policies that would, if enacted, increase the chances of recovering at-risk species.

Doing so would not only be a benefit to our environment, but would also tremendously help our rural economies.

Many people claim that conservation and economic success are mutually exclusive. However, I believe the two do go hand in hand.

Climate change has significantly increased the frequency, intensity, and destructiveness of wildfires.

Climate change has significantly increased the frequency, intensity, and destructiveness of wildfires.

Recognize the Important Role the agriculture and forestry sector continues to have on our local environment...

This bipartisan bill would create a standalone program for alternative manure management conservation practices for dairy producers, and support additional practices to help reduce methane efforts.

We have a unique opportunity in front of us to get sustainable aviation fuel off the ground.