John Hoeven

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I stressed the importance of ensuring multiple use on USFS lands, including for grazing, energy development and recreation.

I appreciate their efforts to keep releases to a minimum, as well as their commitment to conserve water, but we’re going to stay on the Corps to ensure they are doing all they can.

Our legislation will reauthorize and expand the DWRA funding, giving North Dakota the resources it needs to build more reliable, drought-resistant water supplies for communities across our state.

By securing committee approval with bipartisan support, we are putting this bill in a strong position for passage.

I appreciate my fellow members of the Senate Energy Committee for working with me to approve this legislation once again, as we did in the 118th Congress.

Lake levels should not be allowed to drop any further this summer, and the Corps should be planning ahead to reduce releases over the winter and into next year so we can get the lake back up to a sustainable level.

We cannot afford for more water to be taken out of the lake, a point I drove home in my conversations this week with Army Corps Chief General Graham and Missouri River Division Chief Remus.

Lake Sakakawea is already 9 feet lower than expected, due to the low snowfall last winter.

We need to adjust Tier-2 tariff rates for our sugar industry. It’s vitally important as this is a huge industry for our region, and important for the country, as well. I spoke with Jamieson Greer, our U.S. Trade Representative, and I…

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The senator also stressed the importance of ensuring multiple use on USFS lands, including for grazing, energy development and recreation.

Our grazers are losing ground, not just on federal lands where they are permitted, but on their adjacent private lands.

At that time, we will arrange a meeting with the Chief to get input from our local grazers and make sure this new plan works for them.

Prairie dogs are a big problem in the Dakota Prairie Grasslands,” said Hoeven. “Our grazers are losing ground, not just on federal lands where they are permitted, but on their adjacent private lands. The existing buffer isn’t getting the…

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We will arrange a meeting with the Chief to get input from our local grazers and make sure this new plan works for them.

I look forward to reviewing the plan the Forest Service is developing, which should be released in the next month.

I appreciate that Chief Schultz is working to comply with the legislation we passed.

The existing buffer isn’t getting the job done.

Prairie dogs are a big problem in the Dakota Prairie Grasslands.

Through efforts like these, combined with the regulatory relief we’ve advanced for our energy industry, we are working to make the U.S. truly energy dominant.

This aligns with our Crack the Code 2.0 initiative, where we are working to double the life of our coal plants while also doubling oil recovery in the Bakken.