Orrin Hatch

S. 2072 is sponsored by Senators Hatch and McCaskill, which would require the EPA to set up an early action compact program.

We need to push back against these types of one-size-fits-all Federal mandates.

the one bad apple rule is an overly punitive rule that inhibits adoption of MEPs.

We believe that this approach properly balances the need for incentives to comply.

The Hatch bill provides an excellent framework for this approach.

I would support both.

today I wish to discuss a topic that has been near and dear to me my entire life: the importance of charities and charitable giving to the well-being of America. I am taking this moment to discuss this issue for several reasons. Late last…

Over the last decade, the digital economy has dramatically changed our way of life.

The digital economy provides U.S. businesses of all sizes with great opportunities and challenges.

There are many countries around the world that do not fully embrace this potential.

Put simply, that is not a wise or sustainable approach to dealing with the Internet.

USTR is increasingly concerned by rights holders' reports that Alibaba Group's enforcement program is too slow, difficult to use, and lacks transparency.

That is one reason why I insisted on including language in our recently passed customs bill that directs Homeland Security to develop and carry out an educational campaign to inform travelers about the legal, economic, and public health…

Today, a business can set up shop wherever it wants and sell all kinds of products over the Internet.

The digital trade negotiating objective in the new TPA law directs the administration to do a number of things in order to protect the Internet as we know it.

Brand owners continue to report that Alibaba platforms, particularly Taobao, are used to sell large quantities of counterfeit goods.

the administration seems far more interested in punishing the production and use of fossil fuels, even if it means higher energy costs for hardworking taxpayers.

We also support Ranking Member Wyden's technology-neutral clean energy tax incentive proposal (S. 2089).

As the Committee considers the future of energy tax policy, we write to urge a multi-year extension of the Section 1790 tax deduction for energy efficient commercial and multifamily buildings.

We commend the Committee for holding a hearing on energy tax policy on June 14, 2016.

Generally speaking, when it comes to energy policy, I have always said that we need an all-of-the-above approach.

the President proposed a $10 per-barrel tax on oil, an idea that virtually all economists agree would directly result in higher energy prices for families and consumers.

Members on both sides of the aisle have a keen interest in this area, and for good reason.

We urge you to renew the biomass stove tax credit, part of Sec. 25(C), as you consider tax policy reform.

I have only been here 40 years, and this happens every time at the end. They have not been mistreated. The fact is that they have had more judges confirmed in 7 years than President Bush had in a full 8 years, and they are going to have…