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this legislation was the product of a sustained collaborative process with ferc, state and local stake holders and others. the bill provides for an adecisional comment period on ferc licensing action as well as on the license's environmental protections, ensuring the public input is respect and the river's health is protected. while we work to enact policies to accelerate our transition to energy independence, we shouldn't neglect the smaller projects that can begin that process right here and now. this bill represents that kind of opportunity. this isn't the first time we've considered this bill in this chamber. identical legislation passed the house by voice vote on june 16, 2010. however, the senate didn't take up the bill that year. as such, i'm hopeful we can must they are same bipartisan spirit today and again pass this noncontroversial energy legislation. again i'd like to thank chairman whitfield as well as chairman upton, ranking members waxman and rush and their staffs for helping us bring this legislation to the floor today. we do this to credit an institution that needs a l

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there is a great ferc tool out there and very few people want to see that tool used. they did not want to be the first people to do these grand plans. that takes a lot of effort. when you get into those business decisions, they are complex. from our point of view, we look at went and solar to a certain did -- a certain extent. we look at where the customer demand is. customer demand is policy at the state level. our ps programs that the state level will drive that. next year, everybody has to sit on their hands and wait to see what happens with federal policy. you might see some small -- electricity prices were there. state level rps demands may drive some wind demand. it will be less than what we have seen in the last five or 10 years. >> the public does not know this, but you are working on the engineering of wind and you have been working with bull will -- with google. do you think there are things the u.s. government needs to do more robustly? what would that be? coming back to what mike talked about, perhaps there are some benefits for your center. >> i agree. i

what he said is the policies, policies that he just discovered before of the remittances trouble at ferc acceptance only creates and impunity of the regime allow them to continue their repression actions. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> translator: my colleagues here from cuban-american themselves have not helped at all with eighth space process in the country because they come to our country on the matters that have nothing to do with what we are doing. stat [speaking spanish] >> translator: i know that everything that they are doing is both of the democratic and the republican party's are allied to our cause. >> [speaking spanish] >> translator: both upon to defend qualitative terms there's increase in protests over the country. >> [speaking spanish] this is the time and these are the opportunities to support the resistance forces >> [speaking spanish] >> translator: this is because the cuban resistance forces are embarked on the head about all on the state we suffered beatings one and under treatment even our own homes torture and all kinds of violations of our human ri

. >> why isn't that the filing fee for you can maintain the sood ferc the copyright infringement you have to maintain your copyright? >> it is a precondition to filing suit. the analogous precondition here is pure taxes and then come back to court. the point is -- >> no, that's not true. the suit here has nothing to do with hearing the action it has to do with the form of release the converse is boring. it's not permitting -- it is not a tax case that can come in afterwards. it's not permitting the court to exercise what otherwise would be one of its powers. it has to be the same challenge, justice sotomayor or they would sit and i injunction act doesn't apply. you are right that once you file -- once you pay your taxes and then file the refund action the act of violence that tax converts from one perspective relief and 21 seeking money damages and in that sense you can think of the statute as a free media limitation on the courts. but whether you think of it as an exhaustion requirement or a remedial limitation, neither of those characterization's is jurisdictional in davis you said

the sepia like all nonpartisan experts has again warned of delays in solving our fiscal problems ferc unfortunately the of has no definitive solution to the problem we face but merely obstruction for those who do put forth good faith solutions. the senate of course hasn't passed a budget in more than three years. house republicans refuse to accept a european-style the european-style debt crisis which promises harsh austerity. we reject the empty promises and continued in action in the face of a crisis. cranking up tax rates that further stifle growth and harsh disruptions to beneficiaries is what europe is doing right now. this does not have to be our fate. this is why we continue to advance gradual, commonsense reforms to lift the debt, strengthening core priorities and spur job growth. we still have the window of opportunity that will require us to come together to solve this problem. the cbo has presented us with their analysis but it is incumbent upon policymakers to respond to their findings with principle solutions. it's our moral responsibility to work together to chart a susta

is marty said there is a great ferc tool out there. very few people want to see that tool be used in very few people want to step out and do interstate transmission across regions and be the first one to do this grand plan. that takes a lot of time and a lot of money and a lot of effort and a lot of lyrical permitting and regulatory uncertainty. that's just many years and when you get into those decisions, those business decisions they are complex and from our point of view we look at wind and solar to a certain extent, try to pick places where it makes a little sense. back to my orange juice analogy earlier but also where the customer demand is in customer demand is driven by public policy at the state level. if affairs in the wind builds after this year it will be from rps programs at the state level that drive that. we happen to think that will be somewhere but mixture close to zero largely because they will sit on their hands away and see what happens with federal policies and then the two or three or four years later you may see a

aligning the merced wild and scenic boundary will allow ferc to consider m.i.d.'s proposal to raise the gates by just 10 feet. we're talking about 70,000 acre feet of watt that are will create 840 jobs. now, it's not the five to six million acre feet that we need but it's a small step. but if the extremists can't even support this small step whether you have valley republicans and democrats coming together, the question is, what really is this unimaginable, un-american place that they talk about? we need thousands of jobs in the central valley. we need many more projects like this. we need the temperance flat, we need to raise in a fashion that republicans and democrats continue to agree on. while some say this is a set -- there this will set a precedent for undoing wild and scenic designations, this area being waiving dozens of environmental laws disguised as a solution. for immigration reform. guess again. i was born and raised in a border town in texas. my hometown was in this operational control zone or drone zone if you want to call it that. i am currently th

florida did not raise taxes the last couple of years florida has increased taxes in ferc florida haswhat happens in the private sector as well. when you don't have the pressure of a balanced budget requirement as you all don't have here, then it doesn't really matter. but every the jurisdiction, local and state governments have that challenge and they adjust to it i would say to use to clean energy except on a better approach would be to spend less money, but spend it on basic research that creates the destructive technologies that are market-based that will be sustainable over the long haul rather than trying to create a wholly-owned venture-capital subsidiary inside of the the court that energy with there are winners and losers but it's not going to create an advancement of new technologies it basically protect some the cases of the company's it end up protecting companies that didn't have the best ideas come and the market then punished them and the united states government was out of pocket so a better approach would be for the government to do what it does best, which is to fund