To suggest that this activity is racist is just--it is not factual and it is very concerning.
Garret Graves
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Garret Graves is a U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 6th congressional district, serving since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Graves has focused on issues related to infrastructure, disaster recovery, and environmental policy. He has played a significant role in advocating for federal support for Louisiana's coastal restoration efforts and has worked on legislation aimed at improving the state's infrastructure resilience against natural disasters.
These are the types of projects that I think give the Corps of Engineers a bad name. They must be prioritized and move forward.
The Biden Department of Energy just released a report looking at several energy future models.
If you decrease supply by pausing through an executive order exploration and production activity, you are decreasing supply but you don't have a corresponding decrease in demand, what happens?
So if the Build Back Better Act imposes a tax of $10,000 a mile a year for pipelines, that is an increased cost.
Why in the world would we disincentivize domestic energy production, domestic jobs, domestic economic activity, and yet incentivize Vladimir Putin to do it?
We have to have the holistic comprehensive strategy. If we are going to build the wind and solar, we also have to be committed to doing the things we need to build the transmission.
Environmental justice should also be a consideration in the development of policies and approaches to addressing climate change overall.
It is critically important that all nations, including the United States and China, work to reduce emissions globally in order to mitigate Climate Change impacts.
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The Biden administration ignored the Navajo Tribe whenever they asked for an appropriate buffer, and they put a ban in place.
So, Mr. Chairman, it sounds like you all have your own process where you review, kind of, from beginning to end and look at it and determine, just holistically, if this is the right move for the Tribe.
If the administration comes in and tries to prohibit or stop Tribes from producing conventional fuels, what does that do to the Southern Ute?
You know, the United States is--we are leading the world in reducing emissions and doing it in an affordable way, benefiting our Tribal communities, benefiting Americans across the entire nation, across all of our states and our…
Let me say it again: American resources, natural gas--right there, Tribal resources, natural gas, zero emissions, affordable electricity, baseload power put onto the grid.
As I understand, the bill goes to great lengths to make it clear that shrimp are not subject to the restrictions in the legislation.
We`ve watched our own president Madam Chair, shut down Keystone Pipeline, open up Nord Stream 2 pipeline, shut down domestic energy production.
This is absolutely, positively the result of actions and inactions of this administration.
I share the Chair's objective of moving in a direction of even lower emissions and clean energy transition.
I want to first just point out, Madam Chair, that I am going to take a guess that every single person that came to Washington this week, that they came here using some form of fossil fuel.
I was the only member on the climate committee available to preside over a hearing during this vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 322. Members Recorded Pursuant to House Resolution 8, 117th Congress Baird…
It is important that we learn from the FAA, we hear from the FAA how all of the steps that occurred with the MAX will never occur again.
It is about ensuring that the FAA, using their administrative authorities, that they step up and make changes to their policies.
This is about making reforms, both administratively and in law. And this is about us holding folks accountable.





