The Treasury Department's proposed 45(v) rulemaking has thrown up some really big roadblocks, and all seven of the hydrogen hubs have now made it clear that those rules need revisions for them to work.
Patty Murray
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Patty Lynn Murray is a United States Senator from Washington, serving since 1993. A member of the Democratic Party, she has held various leadership positions in the Senate, including serving as the Senate's first female President pro tempore. Throughout her tenure, Murray has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and women's rights, advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth.
I look forward to working together on this year's appropriations bill to make sure we are providing the Army Corps and the Bureau the resources they need.
We proved last year that when we set partisanship aside, we are capable of working through these issues in a productive way.
I want to see a better balance than increasing nuclear weapon activities by 4 percent to nearly $20 billion, while decreasing nuclear nonproliferation and cleanup by 4-and-a-half percent and over 2 percent, respectively.
The climate crisis is more than a rolling series of devastating weather disasters. It is also an economic threat and a national security threat.
I will be insisting on parity between new resources for defense and nondefense.
It is really important that all the stakeholders in the region are included in these discussions about the potential changes that are coming.
I fully funded the President's $23 million requests in the FY '24 bill to expand VA's childcare pilot program that we established back in 2010.
A staggering 58 percent of respondents reported missing or canceling VA healthcare appointments due to childcare challenges.
I am still hearing from veterans and providers about their struggles with that system and how it has undermined their healthcare.
I fully funded the President's $23 million requests in the FY '24 bill to expand VA's childcare pilot program that we established back in 2010.
A staggering 58 percent of respondents reported missing or canceling VA healthcare appointments due to childcare challenges.
I am still hearing from veterans and providers about their struggles with that system and how it has undermined their healthcare.
A staggering 58 percent of respondents reported missing or canceling VA healthcare appointments due to childcare challenges.





