Joe Manchin
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Joe Manchin is a United States Senator from West Virginia, serving since 2010. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of West Virginia from 2005 to 2010. Manchin is known for his centrist approach and has often positioned himself as a bridge between moderate Democrats and Republicans in the Senate. His legislative focus includes issues such as infrastructure, energy policy, and healthcare.
The power sector is responsible for only 3 percent of national water consumption
It surely brings issues like the availability of water to the forefront, and it has in my State unlike ever before.
I do think that climate change is a world phenomenon, not just in the United States.
It is one of those things that I think all of us can take for granted until it's taken away from us.
I am very grateful that your Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee is holding a hearing on this important piece of legislation for New Mexico on April 25, 2013.
However the last 2 years the Forest Service has worked diligently with USDA, the Department of the Interior, Sealaska, the Alaska Delegation, members of staff of the committee and others, in particular, Senator Murkowski and her staff, to…
I understand that many of these bills have considerable support and are non-controversial while others are more complicated.
S. 256 corrects that anomaly, providing the same interest in submerged lands around the Northern Mariana Islands.
The validity of the underlying purpose of the bill has been confirmed through many iterations of the legislative process.
I authored this legislation initially to answer the desperate need in Lyon County for economic development and activity.
I look forward to working closely with Senator Barrasso, the subcommittee's ranking member.
I'd also like to thank Senator Barrasso for his willingness to work with us and for the changes he's already made in the bill in response to our previous concerns.
We thank Senator Udall for his collaborative approach and appreciate the local involvement that has contributed to wide support in Colorado for this bill.
It's clear just from today's agenda that the subcommittee will be actively involved in many Federal land management issues.
I look forward to working with Senator Barrasso across the partisan divide to pass what's very common sense and clearly a bipartisan idea.
I am pleased to have worked with Senator Reid to find a balance between development and conservation that will create jobs in Lyon County and beyond.
There's been a lot of hard work from the bill sponsors and others to get these bills where they are today.





