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Bill Nelson

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Bill Nelson is an American politician and attorney who served as a United States Senator from Florida from 2001 to 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously represented Florida's 9th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993 to 2001. Nelson also held the position of Florida's Insurance Commissioner from 1995 to 1999, where he focused on consumer protection and insurance reform.

Aug 9, 2017

The United States Air Force has asked us to extend that another 5 years to 2027.

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Aug 9, 2017

That moratorium is the only place in the entire outer continental shelf of the United States that is off limits to oil rigs, and it's off limits until the year 2022.

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Aug 9, 2017

Senator Nelson, you have been our champion, and we are so grateful that you are bringing this United States Committee field hearing today.

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Aug 9, 2017

Our oceans and our natural resources, our most important treasures--shame on us. What will our grandchildren say when they look back and go, 'What were you thinking?'

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Aug 9, 2017

That Sea Grant Program is within NOAA, and that is within the jurisdiction of the Commerce Committee.

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Aug 9, 2017

Now, if you can't even have a discussion about it, or alternatively, we see scientists--and I have seen this in Washington as well--attempt to be muzzled as to the free expression of what their scientific conclusions are on whatever the…

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Aug 9, 2017

The effects of climate change are real.

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Aug 9, 2017

It's our role to create the jobs--but there are government policies that can help, rather than hurt.

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Aug 9, 2017

We have been gratified by the bipartisan congressional support for Brand USA, including from Senator Nelson and Senator Thune of this Committee.

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Aug 9, 2017

All of that yellow in the Gulf is the area that is off limits in law to drilling.

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Aug 9, 2017

Yet we are in a fight, because the very attempts in the defense bill to get the moratorium extended to 2027 are being vigorously opposed by the oil industry.

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