The President's Executive Order (EO) 13636 on cybersecurity and its accompanying Presidential Policy Directive (PPD) 21 directed the National Institute of Standards and Technology to develop a voluntary cybersecurity framework in…

Despite this long list of action items, NASA references only two Arctic-oriented projects in its fiscal year 2015 Budget Estimates document.

Energy needs to be affordable. It needs to be accessible. It needs to be clean. It needs to be diverse. It needs to be secure.

To hear, OK, we've got the pipeline capacity, but so much of this is an issue of timing.

I am not sure we can hold on much longer.

I am trying to look on the positive side.

How are we going to get to the numbers that you are talking about? I mean, are they just numbers on paper?

But opportunities are tied up because of red tape, whether it is policies coming out of the Federal Government or the impact of the roadless rule.

I want to thank you, for the job you have done to repay those funds every 3 to 6 months later.

Senator Murkowski, we do want to work with the committee on finding a solution for this.

I do not think we are going to need any assistance with firefighting here in Washington, DC this morning.

We do have to recognize that there are considerable missed opportunities and how we can address these policies to help even that playing field.

I think it is absolutely critical that there be a renewable energy plan that not only incorporates our opportunity and potential for hydropower, but also the geothermal resources that we have there.

I would hope that the Forest Service would defend the exemption in any subsequent proceedings.

Every year, you and I have this conversation.

I continue to strongly oppose FDA approval of genetically engineered salmon.

Nearly nine years after passage of EPACT, we still have yet to see a tribe in the lower 48 assume regulatory powers over the energy development on tribal lands.

I do find it somewhat disconcerting because, as we know, these issues of sexual assault and the allegations that are behind them have been going on for a long period of time.

Well, I would appreciate your support of Sealaska. It was kind of a long and tortured process. I would like to see that through.

Well, colleagues, figure that one out. Pretty danged expensive to build a hydro facility or do anything if you are operating completely by helicopter.

I think that is very, very inconsistent with, again, this administration's push toward, movement towards renewables.

We are very, very committed to working with Alaska Native governments and communities.

I think we know that there is still more legal wrangling and procedure before the exemption will definitively apply on the Tongass.

Despite repeated pledges from the Forest Service to increase timber harvest levels, we continue to steadily march towards losing what remains of that timber industry in southeast Alaska.

Well, we thought we had resolved it. You and I both know, we thought we had resolved that back in 2003.