and 10 minutes long. dillingham. chairwoman maloney: the committee will come to order. good morning, everyone. without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess of the committee any time. with that i will now recognize myself to give an opening statement. good morning and thank you all for being here today. the 2020 census is now underway. two weeks ago, the census bureau counted its first person in rural alaska. next month, the counting will begin in earnest around our country. the constitution requires us to count every single person in the united states without exception. this census will be the largest and most complex in american history. and it is essential that the count is full, fair and free from any interference. person ie united states without exception. this census will be the largest and most complex in american history and this is essential that the count is full, fair and free from any interference. this year census will have enormous consequences for
director steven dillingham. a committee will come to order. good morning everyone. the chair has authorized to declare process of the committee at any time. without that i will now recognize myself to give an opening statement pretty good morning and thank you all for being here today. the 2020 census of now underway. two weeks ago, the census bureau candidates first person and rural alaska. next month they will begin in earnest around our country. the constitution requires up to camp every single person in the united states without exception. this census will be the largest and most complex in american history and this is essential that the count is full, fair and free from any interference. this year census will have enormous consequences for our communities. the result will drive the distribution of more than 1.5 trillion in federal funds. that is trillion with a t. these funds support critical services like children s healthcare in local schools, roads, bridges. unfor
rochelle linsky and others on the senate health committee. watch live at 10 am eastern on c-span 3. online, c-span.org, watch full coverage on the apps c-span now. next a hearing on finding ways to reuse materials and educating the public about mask recycling practices was the summit environment and public works committee were in this hearing. good morning, everybody. welcome to our witnesses and your guests. i want to recognize my colleagues and pleased to be with you and call this business meeting to order. a couple minutes we hold votes on five nominees to fill important decisions within the environmental protection agency within the departed of the fence and chemical safety and hazard investigation as well as to address for bills, no less than nine journalists resolutions, after that we will take a nap. after that we will really get to work. once we finish with of these naps we will work on immediately moved to our hearing and then hear from a panel of experts about
[gavel banging] welcome everyone. chemical safety and hazard investigation board as well as addressing four bills and no less than nine administration resolutions. after that we will take a nap. no, we will really get to work. [laughter] once we finish with these naps [laughs] these votes we will hear from a panel of experts about transitioning to a circular economy. i will have more say on that but for now let me take a couple of minutes to discuss the nominees whom our committee will vote on shortly. each of these nominees from jeff, stephen, jennifer, and cecelia are talented and well-established leaders in their fields. importantly each has demonstrated a deep commitment to making our country a better, safer, and more livable place for all americans. let me briefly reach out to president biden s nominee to serve at epa. i met with him earlier this summer and was very impressed. i believe he is an outstanding pick in leading epa and keep its programs consistent with th
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