we're advocating for additional spectrum right adjacent to the upper band of 5 gigahertz.
Brian Schatz
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Brian Emanuel Schatz is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Hawaii since December 26, 2012. A member of the Democratic Party, Schatz has focused on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and education during his time in office. He succeeded Daniel Akaka and has been an advocate for renewable energy and environmental protection, reflecting Hawaii's unique ecological challenges and opportunities.
I think more people enjoying and appreciating our oceans and coasts is a good thing, because people are willing to take care of the things that they love and that they enjoy.
If you destroy coastal ecosystems, then what you end up having to do, as a city or a town, is essentially levy taxes to reconstitute those services that the ecosystem provides.
I want to share an update about what is happening with the Kilauea volcano in my home State of Hawaii. The first thing people need to know is that the State of Hawaii remains safe to visit and that the Island of Hawaii, where the volcano…
Thank you for having this bipartisan hearing. I want to thank you for the way you conduct all of your hearings.
I want to thank Chairman Alexander as well as Vice Chair Leahy, Chairman Shelby, Chairman Boozman, and many other people who have made this minibus work. We are going to adopt it tonight. I hope that our work over the last week has set the…
I ask unanimous consent that Olivia Harris, Ramsay Eyre, Madeleine Granda, Brendon McGovern, and Jack Plunkett be granted floor privileges for the length of the current debate on H.R. 5895, an act making appropriations for Energy and Water…
I am pleased to join my colleague from Arkansas, the chairman of the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Subcommittee in presenting this bill for consideration before the full Senate. I thank him for his work to…
We are just maddened by the FCC's process, just deeply, deeply frustrated both with the inaccuracy of the maps...
We all know our states really well, and we can look at a place and say, nope.
Yesterday, as you know, Congress passed a law requiring you to consider alternative credit scoring models, which actually sounds pretty good to me.
There is no way to move forward if you are going to be undermining the science.
The President has requested $19.9 billion for NASA as a whole, which is 4 percent lower than what the Congress enacted in fiscal year 2018.
The problem is essentially they operate in the dark. They are unaccountable.
I think it is essential for one of the premier science agencies of the Federal Government for you to abide by the science.
This budget repeats requests we rejected last fiscal year: Zero-ing out education, Cutting Earth Science and next generation transportation systems.
in December, the FCC made a colossal mistake by rolling back net neutrality protections. Today, the Senate has an opportunity to begin the process of righting that wrong with an up-or-down vote to overturn the FCC's repeal and to restore…





