Mark Kelly

Wildfires are just burning hotter, and it's a challenge to fight them.

So we are currently experiencing the worst drought in 1,200 years in the West.

I hope that in the next WRDA bill, we can include that authorization, so they can finish Phase 3 of the Tres Rios project, and the city can move forward on this project.

That was championed by my predecessor, Senator John McCain.

I want to follow up on Senator Padilla's comments and questions about Tres Rios.

New York City yesterday had reported the worst air quality in the world.

We are currently experiencing the worst drought in 1,200 years in the West.

Wildfires are just burning hotter, and it's a challenge to fight them.

I hope that in the next WRDA bill, we can include that authorization, so they can finish Phase 3 of the Tres Rios project.

I suspect what happens is, people will fly in here from all around the world, and Uber--Uber over to the Border Patrol, and claim asylum.

I recently added one of those to the water meter in my house that will detect and give you a lot of data on water usage, so thank you.

The average water bill increased by 118 percent between 2010 and 2018.

Increasing water bills also has a significant impact on households who are living paycheck to paycheck.

We are facing serious challenges with drought and climate change.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you to our witnesses for being here today.

I suspect what happens is, people will fly in here from all around the world, and Uber--Uber over to the Border Patrol, and claim asylum.

I suspect what happens is, people will fly in here from all around the world, and Uber--Uber over to the Border Patrol, and claim asylum.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

We would like to see more of these water supply projects qualify for the FAST-41 permitting process.

I have a similar question that Senator Sullivan had.

I supported the efforts to permanently reauthorize the FAST-41 permitting process, which, I think, is a really critical tool.

I supported the efforts to permanently reauthorize the FAST-41 permitting process, which, I think, is a really critical tool that helps large projects navigate the federal permitting process.

I think it would be wonderful if, not just in this committee, but in all of the Congress, we could concentrate more on policy and less on politics.

I would like you to look into what actions the Department or Congress could take to increase accessibility for Pinal County, specifically.