green: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 9748. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. mr. green: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: i rise today, mr. speaker, in support of h.r. 9748, the research security and accountability in d.h.s. act. the science and technology directorate is the principal of research and development at d.h.s. in 2022 the d.h.s. office of inspector general found that s and t failed to safeguard sensitive information in research and development projects. this bill requires s and t to develop a proper standard for safeguarding sensitive information which has become especially critical given the heightened activity of our adversaries. i thank the g

and i think what they're doing here orkney is proving the green hydrogen to be pot see on the green hydrogen is beginning to take up. it's a key part of the ease plans to come to wealth, thus comp and mutual confidence by 2050 new projects of being developed and julie cloud, you're right. yes, united states. yes. the rest of the way to guys before green hodges in is proven to be scalable and cost effective, but it is gaining traction. and it's one of a number of current trends that have a wealth free of fossil fuels. there is definitely a new power system and a new energy system em are kind of our eyes. whether we look at power, generation and distribution, or whether we look at transports, there is no doubt that we are in the middle of the most constant windshield transition in the energy space that we have seen in a 100 years. it is a very exciting moment. it's also a nerve wracking moment because we know that if we don't get to high emission by 2030, it will be too late to do anything substantial about climate change. this is our last window of opportunity to spend. it's a curb of emissio

green: mr.peaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 9769. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: i rise in support of h.r. 9769, as we have all witnessed in recent weeks, foreign militia -- malicious cyber actors are continuously attempting to infiltrate i.t. environments in a wide range of u.s. critical infrastructure sectors. the d.h.s. strengthening cyber resilience against state-sponsored threats act will establish an interagency task force chaired to address the cybersecurity threats posed by p.r.c. cyber actors, including volt typhoon. i commend my colleague, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. lee, for her leadership in confronting these threats and i'm proud to have joined her in introducing this legislation. i urge support a

and that's that green beret mindset. i mean, you know, we've been engaged with the colombians 40 years, with the filipinos for 100. and so, you know, american leadership around the world does not mean we have to have ten divisions sitting on ground. right. and so how are experiences in dod and in afghanistan helping to try to build this force, then seeing the policy side on the other side, how is it influence how you're looking at ukraine? right. i mean, we're training ukrainians in germany. and holland falls and graf and vera and things like that, not in ukraine. we're supplying them, obviously. i know you've supported the the aid for for ukraine, but you've also said we have a this can't be a blank check forever. right. so what's the path here, do you think, for us policy in supporting the ukrainians? well, you know, i'll point out and i don't mean this to sound as partizan, it probably will. but but it's just a fact that the obama administration did not provide lethal aid. president trump did and it was green berets t

>> okay, green team?e is close personal friends feel that a televised yule log is tacky or terrific? >> it's amazing. >> pedder bay terrific, we've got them all over the studio. >> what do you think they are going to say though we. >> throttle that ladies neck if she says anything but terrific. >> tom: janice? >> i love it. >> tom: let's see what they said. >> tacky. [applause] >> tom: wow. >> no class. >> tacky gavin newsom fans. >> tom: our panelists and america does not agree with aaron judge and his judge he finds. 63% love the yule log. and we have a yule log on fox nation so if you want one, turn on the fox nation you will log. well, you know, what, you should get points but i've been waiting for something to tie the game up and it's now time, everybody. we will be right back after this. [cheering and applause] >> there we go, what's the next line? >> you are looking at me? total beets, america's best selling beats brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain

green team, you are up first.you think, is what america thinks. >> i love it. >> you've got three fans here so we are cultured obviously. >> treasure. >> tom: treasured tradition.io >> correct. >> tom: survey says, 67.5 percent, treasured tradition. [cheering and applauseays perc] >> that's right, america. >> tom: red team, the old christmas goose fell out ofch favor afterir dickens died so wk asked america, what is at the w center of your christmasha dinnr table? turkey or ham? discuss. >> i get paid in meet. look at me. [laughs] >> ham all the way. turkey is thanksgiving. i think theynice go him. a lot of italians. >> tom: you all agree? survey says, ham. >> that's what's up! >> tom: back to the green team.. once that main course is done, what are you going to do about desert? take about a breather or go strt on to gorging? a break before dessert. >> what is desert? >> tom: whatever you serve. >> i would keep on going. >> tom: keep going. straight on keep on gorging, survey says take a breather. take a breather.

using collard greens. so these were not collard greens recipes, which i felt would have made my grandmother cry. well, i think that's the difference between and in and the deeper south, right? like in appalachia, like in the south, you can have a winter garden, you know, if you're in georgia, you can have it. we know that we're in a garden in appalachia. you get them last greens when you get them, they like like cold weather. but after a certain period time you're done. and we ate more turnips in mustards and kale than we did collard and so that was big. and then with the wild greens mixed in, that's we the meal we feasted in and i thought you were talking about the controversial part that i didn't use fatback, which was going to be my second. i had to add to to no fat back. in fact the recipe in here is meatless that it is meatless. yeah. well that you know, i think that order for us to to move and say but how do you keep the kitchen ghost alive. you know do you it one of the things like i laugh i was bei

so it gets really smooth and even green throughou. but the original dressing, they didn't have blenders at the time. so we're going to make it today a little more original style with our with our ingredients here. well, this dressing is 100 years old and i'm imagining back then people would come to the palace hotel for a fancy dinner, get all dressed up. how was it presented to them then? so in chef romer's original recipe, it calls for escarole, chicory and romaine, which i guess by today's san francisco standards sounds just a little boring. well, i'm excited to learn how you make green goddess dressing, and i know that this is a very secret recipe, but it's a very secret and nonspecific recipe. yeah, okay. well, can you show me what you can so that i can learn and the smell is already killing me with all of these herbs? i'd love to. so it starts. we're going to start with a little mayonnaise. all right. we're going to drop a mayonnaise into our bowl. so we've got our chives. and i noticed we minced it super fine. tarragon and our p

the green hydrogen made out of renewable energy. it's been touted as a pillar of the energy transition in germany. plants to invest billions into green hydrogen. but how realistic are these ambitious plans? entire fleets of hydrogen powered trains, art running the 1st hydrogen filling stations have already been dismantled. there weren't enough customers. the there are only a handful of hydrogen power train still in operation here. and the diesel powered bosses are slower and often one late officer. so the font, especially the buses in service, but often it's not running on schedule, especially in the morning when we're headed to school and licenses the phone in these. and yet this year has been very, very difficult when it comes to bus and train services. the trains basically aren't running and when they do, they're constantly out of service. and you know, model problems, buddha, interested in is all spelled out even though the hydrogen trains are brand new, the crucial fuel cells often malfunction the, the trains that are unreliabl

i wanted to ask about the pilot with green waste. yes.ause when i, when i looked at the slide that showed the 50% reduction by 30 everything going down. and then i looked at the actual results going up. i thought we're never going to meet that. so is this is the green waste pilot about taking the everything that goes in the black bin. and then sending it percent reduction would be organics that would then go into compost. is that. yeah. i mean the goal here and thank you for asking because in this next rate application, we're asking recology to continue the pilot. so we want them to do is send up to trash processing facility that they determine what works for them and then it would get processed and we think from that 40,000 tons of material that would norm roughly 40% would could be recovered. and then hopefully after this next rate process the three year rate cycle all of their landfill bound material. and are there other cities or jurisdictions that are doing something similar? yeah. san jose, santa clara, i think cupertino martinez ha

or green team? wow, wow. well, you know, incidentally, our super scientific christmas poll said 54% of americans said, turn it up. we love the song. but kennedy made some great points. we're going to give it to team green. yes. yeah. >> well yeah. right here. yes. >> our contestants are playing not just for bragging rights, but they are playing for their favorite charity. the losing team gets a star of cold and the winner gets $1,000 for the charity of their choice. thank you, elf. thank you. >> janis. >> if green team wins, who gets the cash? >> first responders children's foundation yes, we love them because they support first responders and their families who love them. amen. >> rachel, who is team red playing for hope through education. >> it's an organization out of new jersey that provides scholarships for children to go to private catholic schools. >> wow. i don't know who i'm rooting for. okay, next debate rachel versus janis. your topic is office christmas parties. deck those halls. or just give me a

— what would it mean if it gets the green light? yeah, it would mean the _ the green light?uld mean the entry _ the green light? yeah, it would mean the entry of— the green light? yeah, it would mean the entry of a _ the green light? yeah, it would mean the entry of a new - the green light? yeah, it would mean the entry of a new global| mean the entry of a new global power when it comes to total vehicle sales but when we put this in the context of the ev market, there is a lot of question about how powerful that merger could be. both of these companies have been relatively slow to enter the full ev market, their market share globally is only really around 1% and it is even lower in china where now very much the largest ev market is incredibly important for the future of a lot of these legacy money factor is.— money factor is. and this really is _ money factor is. and this really is a _ money factor is. and this really is a discussion - money factor is. and this i really is a discussion about evs, electric vehicles, and how it has changed the car market. it strikes me here wh

>> it's a green chorizo stand. green chorizo. it's amazing.it's green because of all the things they put in. like they mix with the meat. they put, like poblano pepper, serrano pepper, spinach. and how do you eat it in a taco? you can eat it in a taco judge chutkan pueden preparando dos de con todo de chorizo verde. >> oh, look at all these salsas. >> we need our toppings. >> oh, my god, i'm going to get in trouble with that serrano. and i'm going to do green salsa. all right, here goes my. >> it's hot. ready mhm. >> mhm. >> it's almost refreshing. right. i feel like i'm being healthy. >> you have your salad. you throw it in there. thrown in there so it's a super healthy taco. >> it's hard to fathom how you keep mexico city's 300 markets stacked high with the freshest produce. what works like this? every day, tens of thousands of vendors bring fresh food into the capital from the surrounding countryside. some of them traveling hundreds of miles. lucy is one of them. she lives in toluca, west of mexico city, where she grows, produce and prepare

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a green light means hit. christopher pod is developed and his marketing, the system is order books are full of our $18000.00 schools in poland. all of them will get this equipment as part of their safety training. shooting lessons were voluntary until 3 months ago. parents seem not to have complained about the. on the contrary, it says that that's the goal. it will tell you, we are very proud that our children want to be on the right side of history affairs, to defend our country and to the patriarch of value. if someone wants to have this on the shelves and laptops, so nothing else, okay, is this my daughter is 14 years old and in the 8th grade level, a still thing. i feel she is capable of making her own decisions about her future and knows what she wants to do in life, or see if that was the most tentative. so to get down just a few kilometers away, businesses, brisket kristof, gower shows gun shop. as he sees the shooting lessons for teenagers as a logical introduction to the gun unfriendly polish society

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next, let me turn to our reforms to the green belt.s a brownfield first approach to development. as a result of a number of targeted changes made to the framework and our proposals for a brownfield passport, we are proper prior and fast tracking building on previous urban land when possible. we know there are simply not enough sites on brownfield land registers to deliver the volume of homes that the country needs each year let alone enough that are viable and in the right location. in the summer, we propose that local authorities should take a sequential approach to releasing land to meet their housing need, brownfield first followed by low quality land in the green belt and only then higher performing land. to identify low performing sites, we propose a definition of grey boat land that reflected the fact there are areas currently designated as grey boat which provide little in terms of ecological value. this approach got broad support during the consultation but subjectivity desire was expressed. we have set out a clear description

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one of them has an unusual name, the green dog. what's behind it will be revealed later, for shop owner, the little one for swan is not the name that attracts customers interest, but in a bundle range of fabrics. so if you made only in your the green dog and brussels has been delighting, selling, finds human own for over 40 years, located on the canal and the former industrial area, the sound fair sounds, fabrics that you won't find anywhere else as generations of people here. now yes, that's funny. once i was sitting at the checkout and the lady came in with her daughter who was already 6 feet tall and the mother says to her, don't you remember that we came here when you were a little child? cough shackleton, old. certainly not, your average shop dealer on for swat runs the stores of family business has lived for fibrex, extends to a mixed bag of items which have found their natural homes in the spacious living room sign rooms left over textiles and english telephone box and a car in the middle of the fabric both because why not?