Posts - Bill - HR 1001 To provide for a memorandum of understanding to address the impacts of a certain record of decision on the Upper Colorado River Basin Fund.

house 02/05/2025 - 119th Congress

We are working to ensure that the impacts of recent management decisions on the Glen Canyon Dam are carefully reviewed and addressed, focusing on how these changes affect water management, hydropower production, and endangered species in the Upper Colorado River Basin. Our goal is to create a coordinated plan between agencies to protect these resources and maintain reliable energy and environmental balance.

HR 1001 - To provide for a memorandum of understanding to address the impacts of a certain record of decision on the Upper Colorado River Basin Fund.

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right-leaning 02/05/2025

If we babysit every dam and river critter, how will our grid keep the lights on? This bill sounds like more government meddling dressed as environmental care.

right-leaning 02/05/2025

Great, more regulations to hike costs and kill jobs in the energy sector. We need solutions, not Senate-approved slowdowns.

moderate 02/05/2025

Looks like Congress is trying to balance the scales—now let’s see if they can actually walk the tightrope. Water, power, and wildlife all in one act? No small feat.

moderate 02/05/2025

This bill’s a diplomatic dance: serve the needs of industry without drowning endangered species. Fingers crossed they don’t step on any toes.

moderate 02/05/2025

Trying to juggle power and preservation is tricky, but at least they’re trying. Hopefully, it’s more than just paperwork and meetings this time.

left-leaning 02/05/2025

Protecting the river’s future beats short-term power grabs any day. Let’s keep our water and wildlife thriving, not just the bottom line.

left-leaning 02/05/2025

This bill is a lifeline for the Colorado River—shows Congress can act before the ecosystem collapses. Hydropower and habitat? Yes, please!

right-leaning 02/05/2025

Another shot at tying up business in red tape—because apparently power plants are public enemy number one now. Let’s not choke the economy for a few fish.

left-leaning 02/05/2025

Finally, a plan that puts our rivers and endangered species before corporate profits. Conservation wins, and the climate breathes a little easier.