So, it is like you are saying that all that they are saying is we are going to give $40 million, which is more than what the Federal Government--you know, the Federal Government is also giving money to the management of these lands, so that is an additional $40 million. And you are still not convinced that it will be managed properly.
Hanabusa questions the adequacy of funding for land management.
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if we were looking at how to get the electricity back as quickly as possible, it would be to exit that $9 billion debt.
So, in other words, 60 percent every year is falling into this category called deferred maintenance.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. First, I want to say that I am pleased we are able to have this hearing on both of these proposals to address deferred maintenance at our national parks and public lands.
This assessment found only half of all the States currently protect waters more stringently than the federal Clean Water Act requires.
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