Under this legislation, voters will be asked by Congress whether they wish to maintain Puerto Rico's present form.
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Grayson discusses the Puerto Rico Democracy Act and its implications for voter choice.
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Poaching is a very serious problem, and, frankly, it is one of the great elements of being on this committee to see us taking such constructive action in this regard.
I think it is important to state as a principle explicitly in this bill exactly what we are doing but also what we are not doing.
Even with these benefits, however, storage technologies may face opposition because storage is a technology that can permanently disrupt the electricity sector's business-as-usual model.
We have something like 300-plus light water reactors in the world. They're very expensive, something like half a trillion dollars in replacement value for those reactors.





