Some people suggest that regulations to reduce the emissions of carbon dioxide and other pollutants are unnecessary because climate change does not exist or human activity does not contribute to it, but simply ignoring a fact does not make it less true.
Esty argues against climate change denial and emphasizes the need for action.
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I am strongly urging this big new class of freshmen Members of Congress, whether they serve on this Committee or not, to honor that commitment to our Nation's veterans.
Agencies must continue to assess and consider both the benefits and costs of regulatory actions, including deregulatory actions.
We want to make sure we are doing, not only a timely job, but also a quality job.
If they cannot see--the VSOs who are on the front line are unable to see the legacy claims, then we are not really getting the benefit--the promised benefits of this IT innovation.
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