it was also developed in 18 by all experts and was presented by the federal water resources agency. he's under review there. well, as they say, on the parity list, we very much hope that, nevertheless, when considering the federal budget, this project will be supported in the future, especially since there are such floods in the verkhayansk region. unfortunately, it happens to us, well, with a regularity of several years, here is a project at the prices of the twentieth year billion 200 million rubles and what are the forecasts now ? is it known when the water will start to leave verkhoyansk? water is in some villages, which are located on the e, rivers higher on the tributaries. i’ve already left for her, because we all expect that there will be a flood along verkhoyansk. here today tomorrow. uh, then the recession starts. and, of course, it calls us today. uh, the most serious concern about the situation in the villages that are located downstream, primarily in the village of motogai, which is the regional center of verkhoyansk district. and if sergeevich thank you, the head of ya

oil exports, limit oil and gas drilling in federal waters and direct agencies including the federal emergency management agency to boost renewable-energy resources. theoretically that's what the president could do. does it look at this point that his only option, unless you tell me some folks are having an epiphany seeing what's happening and deciding we have to do something? >> i get a bit cautious of demanding presidents do extreme action with executive fiat without help from congress. you have to wonder what that will mean when the other party is in charge. i think that also biden politically is going to be hesitant to take some of these actions now because of domestic political concerns about high gas prices. is this really the time to be limiting oil and gas production? so i think that there might be a congressional action. this is -- climate action, this can happen through reconciliation. this is one issue where the filibuster doesn't matter. so they're waiting for the smoke signals from joe manchin's house vote. if he doesn't sign on to something, is there some of this agenda that you could get susan collins on board? she's not up for six

agency. the input of nonfederal entities is crucial to the successfully resolving water resources challenges now and into the future. this bill establishes a new advisory committee for federal interest to voice their, for nonfederal interests to voice their opinions on how the corps can better meet their needs. we preserve the integral part of the nonfederal cost share process in the delivery process by avoiding mandates from washington, d.c. and assuring that the corps continues to evaluate a full array of solutions during the feasibility study phase. in addition to my role as a ranking member, i represent the great state of west virginia, and i work to address the needs of my home state. this legislation advances a critical flood-control project in the city of milton, west virginia, authorized in the 1990's. this project is a long time coming appeared i'm -- coming and i'm proud to move it forward, it continues to provide environmental infrastructure assistance to communities throughout the state. finally, the bill will provide additional critical support to river bank stabilizations such as those on the canal river. in closing -- there's a lot in this bill. i could go on