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serves as the Ranking Member on the Senate Energy & Natural Resources Committee. Follow us for updates from Democratic staff.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 19

    NEW: 's statement on move against the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

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  2. Retweeted
    Oct 14

    I’m pleased this bill delivers on an 80-year-old promise by the Army Corps to complete Tribal village development for four Tribes that were displaced when the dams of the Columbia River were constructed.

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  3. Oct 12

    “The world temperature is now 1 degree Celsius above preindustrial levels. If global emissions don’t fall drastically, the world will reach the 1.5 degree mark sometime between 2030 - 2052.” via

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  4. Oct 11

    The grid faces increasing threats, including attacks & extreme weather disasters. technology is vital to ensure the electric grid can be brought back online safely & consumers can have service restored as quickly. Learn more:

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    Oct 11

    We take for granted that the lights come on. But our system is always being tested and stressed. I continue to be concerned that there will be sophisticated attacks that may lead to widespread blackouts. - discussing need for resources

    WATCH SOON: to focus on technology & energy grid restoration plans →
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  6. Oct 11

    WATCH SOON: to focus on technology & energy grid restoration plans →

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  7. Oct 10

    Emissions from manufacturing plants making essential materials like cement and steel are an overlooked problem in addressing , says a new report by → via

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  8. Oct 10

    NEW from : Smarter Energy Use is Key for US Competitiveness, Jobs, and Climate Efforts Read more here:

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    Oct 3

    Congrats to & for passing important bills that protect the LWCF and reduce the maintenance backlog at our national parks!

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    Oct 6

    Op-Ed: As some in Congress want to attack the "Roadless Rule," others like Washington Sens. Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell are fighting to preserve these wilderness areas from development.

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    Oct 2

    Today the and advanced a bill to permanently authorize and fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Now, the full Congress must act.

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    Oct 7

    Great news: this week, and passed legislation that would safeguard 1.9 million acres of public lands and help address the deferred maintenance backlog to

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  13. Oct 5

    . legislation advances to move toward the Holy Grail of Wildland Firefighter Safety →

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    Oct 4

    Thank you for working to re-authorize and fully fund LWCF! You have been a true champion on this issue.

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    Oct 2

    THANK YOU for voting to reauthorize & fully fund LWCF:

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    Oct 2

    Way to go, ! Thank you for all you've done to protect and fully fund .

    My legislation to permanently reauthorize the Land & Water Conservation Fund will provide, for the first time, dedicated, mandatory annual funding for , so the program will no longer be subject to funding lapses.
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    Oct 2

    Big win for conservation! With bipartisan support, Senate panel approves permanent authorization and full funding for . Statement:

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    Oct 2

    Since it was enacted 54 years ago, the Land & Water Conservation Fund has helped protect many of the nation’s most popular national parks, forests, and public lands. It has provided millions of Americans with the opportunity to fish, hike, and enjoy our great American landscapes.

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  19. Oct 2

    “Protecting our public lands is good for the environment, it’s good for the economy & it’s good for the health & welfare of our people. Money made available through the Land and Water Conservation Fund is money well spent,” -

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  20. Retweeted
    Oct 2

    My bill to permanently reauthorize the Land & Water Conservation Fund has passed out of committee! Protecting our public lands is good for the environment, good for the economy, and good for the health & welfare of our people.

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    Oct 2

    Passed! The Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee just voted 16-7 to fully fund and permanently reauthorize , our most successful parks program. Thank you to Ranking Member and for your tireless work to !

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