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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.
I would like to take the opportunity to express my appreciation to Greg for his hard work as an intern in the Senate Republican Conference. I recognize his efforts and contributions to my office as well as to the State of Wyoming. Greg is…
I would like to take the opportunity to express my appreciation to Brittany for her hard work as an intern in the Senate Republican Conference. I recognize her efforts and contributions to my office as well as to the State of Wyoming…
I would like to take the opportunity to express my appreciation to Brooks for his hard work as an intern in the Senate Republican Conference. I recognize his efforts and contributions to my office as well as to the State of Wyoming. Brooks…
I believe this is an egregious omission, and I would ask that you continue to work to correct this omission.
Do you agree that active forest management such as cutting trees that are at higher risk of burning is not only critical to saving lives and property and our forests, but also helps combat climate change?
Do you agree that active forest management such as cutting trees that are at higher risk of burning is not only critical to saving lives and property and our forests, but also helps combat climate change?
I believe this is an egregious omission, and I would ask that you continue to work to correct this omission.
Unbelievable to me, Wyoming is the only state located on or west of the Rocky Mountains that has not received any of the funding of these 21 designated areas under this strategy.
Waiting for our forests and communities to burn is not a defensible strategy.
I believe this is an egregious omission, and I would ask that you continue to work to correct this omission.
Do you agree that active forest management such as cutting trees that are at higher risk of burning is not only critical to saving lives and property and our forests, but also helps combat climate change?
Well, thanks, Mr. Chairman. Ms. Norris, so the Forest Service has come out with a 10-year strategy to combat the wildfire crisis, and they announced significant spending across 21 designated areas.
America's wildfire crisis will continue to escalate until our forests are properly managed.
The electric grid at greater risk of failure today than it was, say, 10 years ago, in 2013?
I fear we are going to have blackouts. I am afraid we are going to see a significant number of lives lost.
President Biden is doubling down on reckless policies. They are a danger to our electric grid.
There is more we can do. There is more we should do. There is more we need to do.
Anything more expensive is bad for our consumer-owners, who are largely rural, low-income customers.
This could jeopardize the availability of components needed to supply the electricity to homes and to businesses across the country.
The electric grid at greater risk of failure today than it was, say, 10 years ago, in 2013?
I fear we are going to have blackouts. I am afraid we are going to see a significant number of lives lost.
President Biden is doubling down on reckless policies. They are a danger to our electric grid.
A transmission line without reliable and available electricity is like a stream bed without water flowing through it.
America needs to generate more--not less--energy. We need more home-grown energy--natural gas, coal, uranium.
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