I have another letter as well from the Council of Lake Committees, which supports the stamp sands remediation.
Could you describe the impact of having treaty-granted fishing rights and why it is important to protect these treaties ...
It is obviously why it is so important that we respect these rights.
That funding helps clean up toxic sites around the Great Lakes and abandoned industrial sites.
We will continue to do that.
the big challenge is for America to take a leadership position in this and then call in other nations
Today, I am looking forward to the opportunity to hear about scientific advances that can help us improve management of ...
Making sure that we have sound science underpinning these decisions is absolutely critical.
Currently, the Magnuson-Stevens Act requires that all of these decisions are based on best science.
The ability of science to assist us in managing fisheries cannot be understated.
This hearing, as was mentioned by the Chairman, marks the fourth hearing on MSA reauthorization.