The Water Resources Development Act is necessary legislation that provides for improvements to the Nation's ports, inland waterways, flood protection, ecosystem restoration, and ot...
Cargo moving through the Port supports more than 530,000 jobs statewide and generates in excess of $90 billion in annual economic impact for...
The intent of this language is narrowly focused on the CSRM study on the peninsula.
I want to thank the chairwoman and ranking member and members of the committee for the opportunity to testify before you today.
The Port of Virginia is a national gateway for commerce, supporting businesses across the country.
I would also like to take this time to highlight some WRDA priorities the subcommittee should look at in deliberating this bill.
I believe this is common sense language that will ultimately produce a better report for action by a range of actors in the region.
I hope this committee and the House upholds its duty to authorize nationally important water infrastructure improvements that are more local...
When you remove that term, 'to the extent practicable,' then you allow no flexibility, you allow no consideration for gear changes for what ...
It just seems like, to me, that it is an inconsistency or a contradiction...
So, do you empower them, then, by taking resources away?