I've said it has never been my intent to introduce a sweeping overhaul of the ESA.
Refusing to make taxpayer-funded data available to the American public flies in the face of transparency and good science.
The bill also ensures that data from local, State and tribal entities--those closest to the ground--be included in ESA listing decisions.
I applaud the intent of H.R. 4316 to track the funds expended to respond to ESA lawsuits...
It is very difficult for people in the local community to trust the bureaucrats in Washington when they give an answer like that that affect...
Should the Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service be basing listings and other important decisions on studies a...
H.R. 4316, The Endangered Species Recovery Transparency Act, introduced by Rep. Lummis, would require the FWS to report the resources used t...
I strongly support the passage of these measures to improve the ESA and urge the committee to advance them in the legislative process.
It is high time to stop wasting taxpayer dollars and rewarding frivolous and abusive litigation.
Posting data supporting key ESA decisions online will greatly enhance transparency.
The Lander plan is ready to go. So why wait for other plans and doing them all at one fell swoop?