Thank you, Senator Cardin, for conducting today's subcommittee hearing to discuss the difficult and extensive process of determining natural resource damages stemming from BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Jim Inhofe: “Thank you, Senator Cardin, for conducting today's subcommittee hearing to discuss the difficult and extensive process of…”
On the recordJune 27, 2011
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Inhofe acknowledges Cardin's leadership in discussing the BP disaster's impact.
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