There is, I think, an opportunity for us to keep moving forward in terms of our legislative work around hydrogen.
Chris Coons
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Chris Coons is a United States Senator from Delaware, serving since 2010. A member of the Democratic Party, Coons has been involved in various Senate committees, focusing on issues such as foreign relations, judiciary matters, and small business. He is known for his advocacy on topics including military policy and legal transparency in government actions. Coons has also been active in promoting bipartisan efforts in the Senate.
I am excited that Delaware is joining the Southeastern PA, and Southern New Jersey on the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub.
There is, I think, an opportunity for us to keep moving forward in terms of our legislative work around hydrogen.
I am excited that Delaware is joining the Southeastern PA, and Southern New Jersey on the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub.
We were able to match the selection of new target countries in Feed the Future with additional resources by virtue of the Ukraine supplementals.
The needs are going up and up and up, sixth straight season--failed rainy season in the Horn of Africa.
Know that we are following closely developments in Sudan and care deeply about the security and safety of the development professionals who are there.
The needs are going up and up and up, sixth straight season--failed rainy season in the Horn of Africa.
I am following closely and very interested in its actual implementation, in particular in global West Africa and in Mozambique.
We were able to match the selection of new target countries in Feed the Future with additional resources by virtue of the Ukraine supplementals.
The Feed the Future program, now expanded from 12 to 20 countries, is a critical part of the long-term strategy of this Administration.
Know that we are following closely developments in Sudan and care deeply about the security and safety of the development professionals who are there.
We were able to match the selection of new target countries in Feed the Future with additional resources by virtue of the Ukraine supplementals.
Know that we are following closely developments in Sudan and care deeply about the security and safety of the development professionals who are there.
African countries will spend $70 billion in debt servicing payments in 2023. That is more than the entire total of development aid that will flow to those countries.
The Russians are once again threatening to not extend the grain deal, given the way we have seen destabilization.
The needs are going up and up and up, sixth straight season--failed rainy season in the Horn of Africa.
The Feed the Future program, now expanded from 12 to 20 countries, is a critical part of the long-term strategy of this Administration and previous administrations to invest in systems transformation and resiliency.
A law that Senator Graham and I worked on hard over a number of years, signed into law by the previous Administration.
And there is, I think, an opportunity for us to keep moving forward in terms of our legislative work around hydrogen.
I am grateful for his partnership and his recognition. This is a real opportunity for regions all over the country.
We think that you should work in your community with labor, with other community leaders, and taking into account environmental justice concerns.
Thank you for your work to advance nonproliferation, and support for our safety, and your efforts to reduce the nuclear risks posed by Russia and Ukraine.
I am excited that Delaware is joining the Southeastern PA, and Southern New Jersey on the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub.
A key piece, I think, of the CHIPS and Science bill for your Department, was legislation I introduced, along with Senators Graham and Lujan, to create the Foundation for Energy Security and Innovation.





