Under your leadership the EPA has been working on common-sense policies to continue the gains in clean air, clean water and public health that our country has made during the last 40 years.
Ed Markey
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Edward John Markey is a United States Senator from Massachusetts, having served since July 24, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Markey previously represented Massachusetts in the U.S. House of Representatives from April 14, 1976, to July 24, 2013. Throughout his career, he has been a strong advocate for environmental issues, telecommunications, and technology policy. Markey played a significant role in the development of legislation aimed at addressing climate change and promoting renewable energy sources.
The renewable fuels standard is another policy where technology and innovation can help reduce carbon pollution.
The reason we know it is happening is that people have been using thermometers over all these years.
It seems that common-sense, scientifically based policy is being put on the books and we thank you so much for doing that.
That is not weather; that is climate. There is a distinction between these things.
Last year, the Commerce Department ruled that oil companies could export a type of crude oil known as condensate.
I think many members want to talk about how we can provide more privacy for Americans.
The proposal rightly focuses attention on the need to strengthen the privacy rights of Americans.
Over the last 8 months, the United States' gasoline prices have decreased by 45 percent.
Without question, human rights and an open Internet are intrinsically linked.
We need a decentralized form of open governance, multistakeholder governance, protections which are built in to make sure the system does not get captured.
I voted for the 2001 resolution, and I am reminded that the U.S. combat operations in Afghanistan were dubbed 'Operation Enduring Freedom.'
I do not think people in that region view it that way right now. I think that has to be our goal, though.
Will it allow for unfettered deployment of ground troops? And ultimately, whether or not we are opening up Pandora's Box, especially in Syria.
I appreciate that, but it just seems to me that that is a 10-year proposition...
Now, that causes great problems to me and, I think, to many members of the committee because even in the absence of the passage of a new AUMF, the administration is maintaining that they have the authority to continue as they have for 13…
Al-Shabaab has threatened the Mall of America, and that is clearly linking foreign policy to domestic homeland security.
Senator Markey very eloquently indicated that if we can do the algorithms that send messages around the world, we can have algorithms that protect us.
Only two of the 16 car companies who responded have developed any capability to detect and respond to a hacking attack in real time.





