the question of the decision to go ahead with this pipeline is a serious one, and I think we need to fully understand the implications of approving energy infrastructure that is going to last for decades.
Henry Waxman
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Henry Waxman is a former U.S. Representative from California, serving from 1975 to 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, he was known for his work on health care, environmental policy, and consumer protection. During his tenure, Waxman played a key role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act and was a prominent advocate for climate change legislation. He chaired the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where he focused on issues such as tobacco regulation and health care reform.
The answer lies in increased investment in the research and development of clean oil alternative energy products.
I think it is a perfectly important, legitimate concern and shouldn't be just dismissed by the Republicans.
the only way Republicans can deal with the fact that some people have some questions about the pipeline is that it is a conspiracy, there is some hidden agenda, it is all politics.
If this was truly solely about jobs for my Republican colleagues, then they would not be trying to stifle each and every aspect of every job-creating program that President Obama has been begging, pleading, and pushing the Congress to act…
It is hard for me to believe that a party that espouses States' rights wants to trample over the rights of the State of Nebraska.
Our new economic growth and our national security will be determined by whether we succeed in building these new industries.
I believe that it is entirely appropriate, even necessary, for the administration to conduct a thorough review of the pipeline's new proposed route before they issue a final decision.
The obvious destruction and contamination of northern Canada, along with the safety challenges, health, and environmental risks to the American people of such a pipeline, is enormous.
The Institute's conclusion is that the pipeline will produce far fewer jobs than has been claimed.
It is imperative that we start to move to a clean energy economy now. Keystone XL will take us in the opposite direction.
We all want more jobs. And that is why I support... the President's jobs program, which is being blocked by the Republicans...
My greatest concern is that Keystone XL would make us more reliant on the dirtiest source of fuel currently available.
When we hear about these jobs, we are hearing estimates based on a long period of time.
The first year of the 112th Congress posed substantial budgetary challenges for the minority of the committee.
I am unalterably opposed to this proposed Constitutional amendment. President Obama stated it succinctly earlier this year: ``We won't need a constitutional amendment to do our job.'' He is right. President Clinton and Congress enjoyed…
Well, the Republicans have accused you of acting illegally in subordinating the loan, but I just don't think that's a case they can sustain.
It is time for House Republicans to stop dancing on Solyndra's grave and start getting serious about energy policy.
I believe in this oversight on the Solyndra loan guarantee issue. It is part of our job.
You're on the right side of this debate, and I think you are on the right side of history.
No, the climate is changing, and there is much compelling evidence to suggest that a large part of it is due to human activity.





