That all should make us want to redouble our efforts here to move away from 20th century energy sources to the energy sources of the future, and the U.S. needs to lead here, not China.
Diana DeGette
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Diana Louise DeGette is a U.S. Representative for Colorado's 1st congressional district, having served since January 3, 1997. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for health care reform and women's rights throughout her tenure in Congress. DeGette has played a significant role in various legislative efforts, particularly in expanding access to health care services. Her work has garnered support from organizations such as the National Association of Community Health Centers.
I want to thank Chairman Grijalva for his vision with this Committee in having these types of legislation.
We should be producing and processing more of the raw materials for our solar technologies.
We need to get to energy independence and renewables because we need to do it for the existential threat of climate change
Is it true that the mining industry is also able to pollute our water resources due to loopholes in the Clean Water Act, the Resource Conservation Recovery Act, and other environmental laws?
Do you know of a current regulation that says that BLM could regulate a mine on sacred lands?
Am I correct that BLM has few options under current law to deny a proposed mine, even if that mine was on, say, lands sacred to Native American tribes?
If there was a company that wanted to mine, the local citizens might not have any idea about it until it is far along into the process.
Under the existing 150-year-old mining law, mining companies...don't have to ask permission to mine public lands.
Americans today are facing extraordinarily high gas prices at the pump. The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline one year ago was under $3. Today, the average is over $4 a gallon. And in some places, it`s nearly $6 a gallon. These…
I want to thank the committee for its continued support of the Chatfield Downstream Channel Improvement Project.
This year, I am seeking modifications to language for an existing project, increases in program limits for other USACE projects.
I urge the Committee to be bold and strategic in crafting a WRDA 2022 bill that helps tackle the climate crisis.
I was even more alarmed to hear allegations by career scientists about a disregard for science and transparency.
I was frustrated and disappointed how the previous Administration abused its responsibilities under the law.
My bill supports clinics that hire and train more staff that make it possible for people to receive timely and high-quality care under a comprehensive primary and behavioral health treatment model.
Coming out of the pandemic, we have an opportunity to save lives by bolstering Federal resources that support community mental health and substance use services.
I look forward to hearing how the Chairperson is positioning the agency to address these growing strategic challenges.
The CSB improves the safety of American workers, communities, and the environment by investigating the root causes of these tragic events and making recommendations to prevent them in the future.
Good morning. Today's oversight hearing covers one of our small but incredibly important independent agencies, the Chemical Safety Board, or CSB.
It was last--way last March that this--a different subcommittee, the Health Subcommittee, had a hearing on disinformation.
I thank all the witnesses today. I particularly want to focus my questions with Dr. Beers.
As Chair of this Subcommittee, I will continue to make ending the pandemic my top priority.





