Read More - ICYMI: Lucas Questions EPA Administrator Regan on Sidelining of USDA’s Scientific Expertise
April 20
ICYMI: Lucas Questions EPA Administrator Regan on Sidelining of USDA’s Scientific Expertise
Read More - Science Committee Passes Seven Bipartisan Bills
March 29
Science Committee Passes Seven Bipartisan Bills
Read More - Science Committee Members Encourage Greater Transparency at EPA on Science and Testing for Train Derailment Cleanup
March 24
Science Committee Members Encourage Greater Transparency at EPA on Science and Testing for Train Derailment Cleanup
ReadMore Science Committee Chairs Call for Answers on FAR Council Proposed Emissions Rule
March 14
Science Committee Chairs Call for Answers on FAR Council Proposed Emissions Rule
ReadMore Lucas Releases Draft Legislation to Establish NOAA as an Independent Agency
December 21
Lucas Releases Draft Legislation to Establish NOAA as an Independent Agency
Read More - Top Republicans Probe EPA Sidelining Top Scientists to Ban Chlorpyrifos on Food Products
November 4
Top Republicans Probe EPA Sidelining Top Scientists to Ban Chlorpyrifos on Food Products
Read More - Lucas, Thompson, and Westerman Introduce Bill to Improve Greenhouse Gas Capture and Storage
July 12
Lucas, Thompson, and Westerman Introduce Bill to Improve Greenhouse Gas Capture and Storage
The Carbon Sequestration Collaboration Act directs a coordinated research effort to improve our ability to sequester carbon through land use.
Read More - Science Committee Members' Statement on Release of Harmful Algal Blooms and Hypoxia GAO Report
June 16
Science Committee Members' Statement on Release of Harmful Algal Blooms and Hypoxia GAO Report
“This report makes it abundantly clear that we must do more to address the threat of harmful algal blooms and hypoxia,” said the Members.
Read More - Bipartisan Environment and Technology Bills Pass House
May 10
Bipartisan Environment and Technology Bills Pass House
Today, the House of Representatives passed five Science Committee bills covering a range of environmental and technological issues. Ranking Member Frank Lucas praised their passage and the bipartisan nature of the legislation.
Read More - Science Committee Passes No-Nonsense Bipartisan Bills to Support American Scientific Capabilities
April 5
Science Committee Passes No-Nonsense Bipartisan Bills to Support American Scientific Capabilities
Today, the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology at a Full Committee Markup unanimously passed five bipartisan bills which help ensure U.S. leadership in satellite imagery, embolden innovative capabilities of federal agencies, and expand transformative STEM education.
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