Will you treat us fairly in setting up this rule so that it falls on the just and unjust alike, as some would say?
So coastal States like Rhode Island would take the hit.
I think a lot of us are concerned about where this dynamic scoring issue goes.
the conflict of big versus little and the advantage that our litigation system kind of systemically gives to big.
I echo Senator Coons' suggestion that there should be more hearings on this that bring in a wider range of viewpoints.
I am at this point in undecided mode. I am waiting to let my Rhode Island universities have a chance to digest the bill ...
Helps remind us why we do the Endangered Species Act.
It is not so much the question that there is a lot of data and there is a lot of information. That is not the problem.
I think I am the last one at this point. We are coming to the end of what has been a very interesting hearing.
I think the phenomenon of climate change is one which is an overarching threat to the conservation of species.
We have Republican amendments which, eight to zero, go against the protections of the Endangered Species Act.