We have a world-class tourist industry which has flourished because of our natural beauty, but the impact of climate change on winter snowfalls, agriculture, and our public lands poses a major threat to the economic vitality of my state.
Grijalva highlights climate change's threat to tourism and agriculture in his state.
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To me, the people, the first people of this country, the Native Americans, we are second-class citizens still.
We write to express serious concerns about the Mining Clarity Regulatory Act, which represents an unprecedented, de facto giveaway of America's cherished public lands to mining corporations.
The passage of this legislation would also set a dangerous precedent for sacred sites.
Mr. Chairman, I yield such time as she may consume to the gentlewoman from Michigan (Ms. Tlaib) to address this amendment.
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