As our committee's report points out, the goal of the vernal pools task force, which has been in existence and continued their work since the 102d Congress, is to develop a general permit application that will identify a finite area of high grade vernal pools suitable for protection. Funding for the vernal pools task force has been provided through the annual energy and Water Development appropriations. As a member of this subcommittee and as a convenor and initiator of the task force, I am pleased to have a role in overseeing the task force funding. However, as we proceed to consider funding for the vernal pools task force in the future, I am concerned that the task force is diverting from its original objectives.
Frank Riggs: “As our committee's report points out, the goal of the vernal pools task force, which has been in existence and continued…”
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Discussing the goals and funding of the vernal pools task force during a congressional session.
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