Hydropower deserves a renaissance. There is a vast potential to produce more hydropower through existing powered and non-powered dams.
Paul Gosar
The Public Record
Paul Anthony Gosar is an American politician and dentist serving as the U.S. Representative for Arizona's 4th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Gosar has been involved in various legislative efforts and has taken positions on issues such as wildlife management and economic policies affecting rural communities. He has been a vocal advocate for his constituents, often addressing concerns related to agriculture and land use in Arizona. Gosar has also been known for his controversial statements and positions on various national issues.
Hydropower has been good for the western United States, which wouldn't be what it is today without it.
Hydropower may not be the most exciting or new energy out there, maybe because it was old news for so long.
In the case of BPA, the fish and wildlife costs in the rates the agency charges for wholesale power are inordinately large.
Are the Endangered Species Act compliance costs one of the top concerns for your organization?
Shares the interest in accountability that prompts this legislation. Power bills result from complicated calculations and the public debate about what affects power rates often strays from hard numbers. The bill would take a step towards…
My bipartisan bill requires the PMAs to provide these costs on a monthly basis to their customers.
I commend our committee colleague, Mr. Denham, for introducing his bill to help protect endangered salmon.
Today is a step toward making common-sense, bipartisan improvements in Federal law.
Mr. Denham's bill, H.R. 4582, eliminates an outdated and conflicting fish-doubling requirement imposed by another 1992 law.
H.R. 2993, introduced by our colleague, Doris Matsui, makes this situation even worse by giving the Interior Secretary discretion to create these so-called Title XVI projects.
That is why the House is acting this week by voting on the Regulatory Integrity Protection Act, which will prevent this blatant Federal overreach. This bill scraps the WOTUS rule and puts States, local governments, and private water rights…
I don't want you to misrepresent it, so the answer is no. Your agency did not comply with NEPA prior to implementing the May 2015 restriction.
Shamefully, this arbitrary closure became effective 2 days before the Memorial Day weekend, a very important tourist weekend for Lake Havasu.
I have heard all these wonderful things about your Service, but this is going to kind of be a black eye.
I’m strongly opposed to the practice used by this administration which utilizes the Antiquities Act to unilaterally designate national monuments and to lap up millions of acres of land, BLM, or otherwise, from resource development.
That is folks pretending to be hit by a car in an effort to disrupt a lease sale in Lakewood, Colorado. This is just plain crazy.
Not only am I asking you to be fired, if you are not going to resign, you should be impeached.





