The goal of today's hearing is to ensure Federal Government accountability so that electricity ratepayers will have reliable and affordable power, and forests and nearby communitie...
H.R. 4316, the 'Endangered Species Recovery Transparency Act,' sponsored by Mrs. Lummis, would require the administration to track and make ...
the Director of Fish and Wildlife acknowledged that there could be--and I will quote--'opportunities to make incremental improvements' to th...
This common-sense bill would help reduce the often current exorbitant taxpayer-funded fees, often upwards of $500 an hour.
refusing to make tax-funded data available to the American public flies in the face of transparency and good science.
This bill would require that before any listing decision is made, the Federal Government must disclose all data used to States affected by s...
This legislation simply requires that data used by Federal agencies for ESA listing decisions be made publicly available.
Today marks the legislative phase of updating, improving, and modernizing the Endangered Species Act for the 21st century.
I have said it has never been my intent to introduce a sweeping overhaul of the Endangered Species Act.
Mr. Roberts says the Cobell Settlement legislation opened a new chapter . . .
Unfortunately, the Settlement's flaws identified by tribal leaders and the major tribal associations in 2010 are causing real problems that ...