The climate-adaptation text of last year's H.R. 6186 climate legislation introduced by Representative Markey is a good place to start.

TSA has a duty to ensure that the 100 percent screening mandate is met.

TSA does not expect to achieve 100 percent screening of in-bound air cargo by the mandated deadline of August 2010.

I have invested 7 years of my career in this provision; and it means a lot to me.

There is a real risk that if these private-sector firms decide not to participate in TSA's system, it would make it difficult, if not impossible, to meet the 100 percent mandate.

TSA cannot verify that it has met the February, 2009 deadline, for screening 50 percent of cargo on passenger planes as required by law.

There is a regulatory black hole that makes it possible for the pharmaceutical companies to be able to get the drugs to the stores that sell them, without the FDA being able to monitor it.

In a modern era, in an Internet era, it makes no sense that a list cannot be put together in order to determine whether or not a drug has been approved by the FDA.

We know that this cargo hold is the place where they can place the bomb that can create another 9/11.

America would be playing Russian roulette, because there really would be no true inspection of that cargo.

I obviously sat here with you 30 years ago. What you were saying about environmental issues back then really do make you look like a prophet.

Democratic Congressman Ed Markey of Massachusetts calls the deal a historic mistake. He says it will increase India's capability to make nuclear weapons.