the Endangered Species Act, or ESA, a law that has not been reauthorized for over 25 years, and which, I might add, has a recovery rate of less than 2 percent.
Republicans on the Natural Resources Committee have pursued an 'all of the above' agenda not only on energy, but for water supply also.
We can foster water development for people and species if the Federal Government chooses not to erect hurdles to new projects.
Our efforts to provide future supplies from new or expanded water storage, canals, conservation, and efficiency through common sense regulat...
Today's examination of how proposed Federal regulations will impact multipurpose land and water uses on and off Federal lands is important w...
These proposals must be withdrawn, and there is bipartisan support to do just that.
Your legislation would ensure that local interests are kept at the forefront of the discussion where they belong.
The Obama administration has allowed a 'sue and settle' approach to dictate how Federal taxpayer-funded resources are used to prioritize end...
It is important that Congress travel to listen firsthand how the Endangered Species Act impacts rural America.
I believe that the analysis put forward for these proposed mussel designations vastly understates the costs to the citizens of this State.
It is my privilege to be here, and I am here largely because of the efforts of your congressman, Rick Crawford.