Posts - Bill - HR 3814 Puerto Rico BEACHES Act
house 06/06/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to require a thorough study on how coastal erosion impacts tourism and businesses in Puerto Rico, aiming to provide clear insights and recommendations to support economic resilience and environmental protection in the region.
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HR 3814 - Puerto Rico BEACHES Act
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right-leaning 06/06/2025
Another study? At some point, we have to fix the darn beaches instead of writing reports. Puerto Rico needs solutions, not endless meetings.
left-leaning 06/06/2025
Coastal erosion isn't just a natural disaster—it's a climate emergency wrapped in economic fallout. Glad Congress wants to stop kicking the can down the beach!
moderate 06/06/2025
If we're serious about Puerto Rico's economy, we start by knowing what’s washing away. This bill isn't flashy, but it might be the groundwork we need.
right-leaning 06/06/2025
Environmental reports are fine, but if we wait on studies, the erosion's gonna swallow up the economy first. Time to roll up sleeves, not pen strokes.
right-leaning 06/06/2025
Let’s hope this 'study' doesn't turn into a taxpayer-funded vacation for bureaucrats. Real businesses want action, not more paperwork.
left-leaning 06/06/2025
Studying the problem is step one; fixing it is justice for the planet and Puerto Rican communities. Let's turn those tides of neglect into waves of hope.
moderate 06/06/2025
Studying coastal erosion? Sounds like common sense — better data before throwing money at the problem. Let's see if Congress can actually follow through this time.
left-leaning 06/06/2025
Finally, a bill that tries to save paradise before it's just a memory—and a math problem for economists. Puerto Rico deserves more than just postcards; it deserves action.
moderate 06/06/2025
A study might seem slow, but it beats blind policy-making. Maybe this time we'll get facts, not finger-pointing, on the erosion front.