Raúl Grijalva speaks on his amendment to HR 4402 to protect recreational uses of public lands.
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Thanks for posting this (and thank you Rep. Grijalva).
The vote to consider passed along party lines with all 5 Democratic amendments, including Grijalva’s, failing.
Final vote expected tomorrow.
Here’s President Obama’s statement about the “National Strategic and Critical Minerals Production Act of 2012″(heh):
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/omb/legislative/sap/112/saphr4402r_20120710.pdf
Oops. Final vote today, HR 4402 passed.
Legislation like this would be fast-tracked by a Republican Senate and Administration…I shudder to think of the disastrous implications to our natural resources and public lands.