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Rep. Comer field briefing in Eddyville to address Asian Carp crisis 'Over the past several months, I have become increasingly concerned about the threat posed by Asian carp to the local ecosystem, fishing and tourism industries, and individuals out on the water. This event is an opportunity to draw attention to the crisis and consider ways to improve coordination between the federal government, states, and local entities on this important issue.' - REP. JAMES COMER Click on headline for complete story By Michael Gossum, Communications Director Office of First District KY U.S. Rep. James Comer WASHINGTON, DC (Tue 10 Jul 2018) - Congressman James Comer (KY-01) will hold an Oversight and Government Reform Committee Field Briefing, at the Lyon Convention Center, 172 Lee S Jones Road, Eddyville, KY on at 2pmCT July 27, 2018. The hearing will address the growing problem of Asian carp in Kentucky's waters and examine the federal response to this invasive species. This public event will feature testimony from witnesses representing the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, local fishing and tourism industries, and federal agencies involved in Asian carp programs and initiatives. "Over the past several months, I have become increasingly concerned about the threat posed by Asian carp to the local ecosystem, fishing and tourism industries, and individuals out on the water. This event is an opportunity to draw attention to the crisis and consider ways to improve coordination between the federal government, states, and local entities on this important issue. I am committed to working with my constituents and communities in the First District to promote solutions that will protect and restore our rivers, lakes and reservoirs," said Congressman James Comer. "Asian Carp have invaded Kentucky and Barkley Lakes and put our fishing and tourism industries in jeopardy. We must take action and solve this problem. Congressman James Comer has committed to doing everything he can to solve this problem in our lakes and rivers in Kentucky and Tennessee. I appreciate all Congressman Comer is doing and how quickly he is moving on the war on carp. I look forward to working with him to protect our waters in Kentucky and Tennessee," said Wade White, Lyon County Judge Executive. Additional details will soon be available on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform website: www.oversight. This story was posted on 2018-07-10 14:36:41
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