Rick Crawford: “A process that allows a full and complete economic impact study before critical habitat areas are declared would clearly…”

I strongly believe any assistance should be a hand up, not a handout.

They’re a good conversation starter, but in real terms, they have actually worked when they have been implemented and sustained over a period of years, like they have on steel.

This rule would be particularly disastrous for rural areas, whose communities can't build a subway or bike lanes to cut emissions.

Once this authorization expires, the clock starts ticking. The implications get worse every single day.