Doug Lamborn

Finally, we are considering a bill from Representative LaLota to conserve Plum Island in New York.

H.R. 3173, which is being led by Congressman Amodei, reflects a sincere effort to balance competing needs and desires for economic development, public purposes, and conservation goals.

I commend Representative Maloy for her leadership on this effort.

I applaud Representative Crane for his leadership on this common-sense proposal that will address a very real need for two communities in his district.

The Biden administration is aligned with the radical, anti-use eco-activists.

We need to make it easier to build things and get stuff done, not more difficult.

This is a terrible idea that will impact Federal policy decisions across the board.

I implore them to look past party lines. This is not simply an issue for Republicans.

We are going to keep asking questions, and we are going to keep getting answers whether President Biden likes it or not.

As Members of Congress, we must ensure that the ideas endorsed by the national strategy do not become another tool for the out-of-control Biden administration, radical eco-activists, non-profits, and the international organizations to…

It is absolutely outrageous that the Office of Management and Budget, the Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Department of Commerce, and the White House sent you here today by yourself to answer for stuff that they have done.

There is nothing more impactful than politics. And the President knows that there is a real problem now.

It is a travesty what is going on across this nation's southern border, a travesty.

Congressman, what are we going to do about the southern border? We have fentanyl issues. It is killing our people.

This is the first President in modern-day history not to meet with one sheriff in this country, and we call that insulting.

This legislation, introduced by Representatives Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.) and Blake Moore (R-Utah), ensures that all mining projects, without bias, are eligible to utilize the permitting efficiencies provided by the FPISC permitting dashboard.

I write to you in opposition to H.R. 6862 (Rep Lamborn), a bill to amend the FAST Act to include certain mineral production activities as a covered project.

Congressman Lamborn's bill, H.R. 6862, would block this unjustified and indefensible step.

I believe that the intent and language of H.R. 2925 are simple and clear, but acknowledge the concerns that have been expressed.

Congressman Doug Lamborn's H.R. 6862 would block an ill-considered proposal by the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council.

If we want American mining to flourish, we must compete on a level playing field without the heavy hand of the federal government choosing who wins.

Thank you, Chairman Stauber. Today, we will hear testimony on my bill to ensure that all mining projects receive consideration under the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act.

The Biden administration's recent proposal to allow only critical mineral projects to be placed on the permitting dashboard would exclude important domestic mining projects.

I still have concerns about transparency within NPS.

The testimony touches on several issues highlighting the effect on concessionaires who bring in $1.5 billion in revenue for the National Park Service annually.