Wade Noble Testifies before the Senate Energy & Natural Reso
Wade Noble represents his Yuma area Clients
Wade Noble, an attorney for Yuma area irrigation districts is also representing his clients and the National Water Resources Association before the Senate Energy and National Resources Committee, Water and Power Subcommittee. The hearing was held on Thursday, July 18 and focused on 3 bills, including:
*Aquifer Recharge Flexibility Act (S. 1570)
*Drought Resiliency and Water Supply Infrastructure Act (S. 1932)
*Water Supply Infrastructure Rehabilitation and Utilization Act (S. 2044)
Wade's testimony focused on the Water Supply Infrastructure Rehabilitation & Utilization Act (S. 2044)
This bill includes provisions to deal with extraordinary maintenance challenges and is designed to amend the aging infrastructure section of a 2009 law (P.L. 111-11) that was created, in part, to help prevent future disasters of the type that occurred in 2008, when the Truckee Canal failed near Fernley, Nevada.
"This Legislation is important to Western Irrigated agriculture and our nation as a whole", said Mr. Noble, who is a long-time member of the Family Farm Alliance Advisory Committee.
While not testifying on the Drought Resiliency and Water Supply Infrastructure Act (S. 1932), his written testimony expresses support for it. "S. 1932 will be instrumental in the development of new, additional, much needed water infrastructure,: he said. "It is an integral part of addressing the country's water infrastructure needs."