The Waxman-Markey bill may create green jobs. It may even create green jobs in the agriculture sector.
John Barrasso
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John Anthony Barrasso is an American politician and physician serving as the senior United States senator from Wyoming since 2007. A member of the Republican Party, Barrasso has focused on issues such as healthcare, energy, and economic growth during his tenure in the Senate. He has been an advocate for reducing government regulations and promoting energy independence, reflecting the interests of his constituents in Wyoming, a state rich in natural resources.
The statute requires the agency manage, and I'll quote, 'A combination of balanced and diverse resource uses...'
We had Senator Levin here who gave great testimony, and he listed you as the expert from Michigan.
there is criticism out there of the existing fish and wildlife framework and that it utilizes a dirty list
I am very pleased that we are going to be here today discussing invasive species and the impact on native wildlife.
Many of the proposals that address the threat of invasive species suggest that, aside from those few species that are exempted like pets and farm animals, there are thousands of perfectly safe non-native species and they are going to be…
Let me ask a question about an approved list and how that would play into this, because some of what might be some of the most damaging invasive species in the country are also popular pets.
What can the U.S. Fish and Wildlife do to support a State effort to tackle this threat, short of adopting some sweeping new Federal law which I know my State is not really asking for?
How can we use the existing authorities, which the USDA already has and the Fish and Wildlife Service has, to address some of these threats to our native species?
This represents a clear and present threat to public land users, to communities, and to homeowners.
We must go into the forests, remove some of this dead timber, and reduce the risk of catastrophic fire.
One of President Barack Obama's first acts was a memo to agencies demanding new transparency in government and science.
What we do not want to do, and are worried about, are things that will have terrific harm to families and to our economy.
What I have seen so far is an Administration which is saying yes, we can hide the truth.
What could the impacts of this be on the families in Mississippi? I know how detrimental they are going to be to families all across the State of Wyoming.
To talk about this as a jobs bill and then have huge unemployment and benefits in it is to me a little bit disconcerting.
It said the Climate Bill approved by the House last month started out as an idea, fight global warming, and wound up looking like an unabridged dictionary.
It said would this bill stop climate change? Would this bill stop climate change? And their answer is no, it would not.
We are trying to build a new nuclear power plant. No greenhouse gas emissions.
But what I have seen so far, said Senator Barrasso, is an Administration that is saying yes, we can hide the truth, yes, we can ignore the facts and yes, we can intimidate career Government employees.
I believe we must first look at transparency. Because we must have transparency.
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