Newsroom - U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works

September 2005

Date	Title
9/29/05	INHOFE APPLAUDS HOUSE APPROVAL OF ENDANGERED SPECIES LEGISLATION
9/28/05	GAS PRICE ACT INTRODUCED Legislation Will Help Expand U.S. Refining Capacity and Create Job Opportunities
9/28/05	INHOFE APPLAUDS SENATE’S UNANIMOUS PASSAGE OF GULF COAST WATER INFRASTRUCTURE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ACT Senate Also Unanimously Approves Water Resources Research Act Amendments
9/16/05	BI-PARTISAN LEGISLATION INTRODUCED TO FACILITATE KATRINA RELIEF
9/16/05	INHOFE INTRODUCES LEGISLATION ENSURING REGULATORY CERTAINTY TO FACILITATE KATRINA CLEAN-UP Bill Will Provide EPA Clarity Necessary to Guarantee Remaining Uncertainties Will Not Delay Actions That Affect Public Health
9/13/05	SENATE REJECTS MERCURY REGULATION ROLLBACK, AFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR MARKET-BASED APPROACH EPW Chairman Inhofe Encouraged by Senate’s Support for Cap-and-Trade Solution to Reducing Mercury Emissions, Welcomes Democrats Back to the Table to Move Forw
9/9/05	INHOFE OUTLINES PLANS TO ADDRESS LOOMING ENERGY CONCERNS Objective is to Increase Supplies of Clean Fuels to Meet Environmental and Consumer Demands
9/9/05	INHOFE APPLAUDS SENATE PASSAGE OF CONSERVATION LEGISLATION Senate Unanimously Approves Reauthorization of Junior Duck Stamp, Wildlife Restoration, and Great Ape Conservation Programs
9/8/05	INHOFE CAUTIONS STOCK EXCHANGE NOT TO CAPITULATE TO ECO-TERROR THREATS The New York Stock Exchange’s Decision to Postpone Corporate Listing Would Set a Dangerous Precedent for Both Future and Current Listings
9/6/05	INHOFE DISCUSSES COMMITTEE’S ROLE IN KATRINA’S WAKE Committee Will Consider Impact on Infrastructure, Nation’s Fuel Supplies