June 8, 2010 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H4225 In closing, I want to commend the resolution (H. Res. 518) honoring the may have 5 legislative days in which to Hoh Tribe and tribal council, Chair- life of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, ex- revise and extend their remarks and in- woman Maria Lopez, and Alexis Berry, plorer, researcher, and pioneer in the clude extraneous material on the reso- the executive director, for their vision, field of marine conservation, as amend- lution under consideration. their steadfastness of purpose, and ed. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there their sustained effort to fix a serious The Clerk read the title of the resolu- objection to the request of the gentle- problem. You have done a remarkable tion. woman from Guam? job of doing your part to solve the very The text of the resolution is as fol- There was no objection. difficult problem that you face. Now it lows: Ms. BORDALLO. Mr. Speaker, I yield is up to the House to pass this legisla- H. RES. 518 myself such time as I may consume. tion so it can soon be signed into law. Whereas Jacques-Yves Cousteau was born I rise in support of House Resolution I appreciate the gentlewoman yield- on June 11, 1910, in Saint-Andre-de-Cubzac, 518. It’s a resolution to honor the life ing me time today. This is an impor- France, to Daniel and Elizabeth Cousteau; and achievements of Jacques-Yves tant issue in my district, and I appre- Whereas Jacques-Yves Cousteau in 1930, Cousteau, introduced by my good after having made his preparatory studies at ciate the bipartisan cooperation that the College Stanislas in Paris, entered the friend from Florida, ILEANA ROS- we have received on this bill. Naval Academy in Brest and became an offi- LEHTINEN. Mr. CONYERS. Madam Speaker, I rise to- cer gunner; Mr. Cousteau spent his lifetime as a night in support of the ‘‘Hoh Indian Tribe Safe Whereas after serving in the French Army researcher, explorer, and pioneer in the Homelands Act.’’ This act declares that 37 during World War II, he was decorated with field of marine conservation. He pro- acres of land within Olympic National Park is the Legion of Honor, France’s highest honor; duced more than 120 films, wrote more held in trust by the United States for the ben- Whereas in 1950, Jacques-Yves Cousteau than 50 books, and was the first diver efit of the Hoh Indian Tribe, a federally recog- founded the French Oceanographic Cam- to take color footage at a depth over paigns (COF), and he leased a ship called Ca- 150 feet. Mr. Cousteau’s work brought nized tribe. lypso and equipped her as a mobile labora- The Hoh Tribe has demonstrated a compel- tory for field research and as a support base the colorful, exotic, and unknown ling need to add lands to its existing Reserva- for diving and filming where he traversed the world of undersea life to the homes of tion to provide a safe area in which to con- most interesting seas of the planet as well as people around the world and, in doing struct housing and other facilities for its mem- big and small rivers; so, sparked a generation of conserva- bers. The present reservation area is in a tsu- Whereas from 1952 to 1953, Jacques-Yves tion-minded ocean activists. nami zone and prone to major flooding. Addi- Cousteau took the Calypso to the Red Sea The Cousteau Society for the Protec- tionally, Federal agencies such as the Bureau and shot the first color footage ever taken at tion of Ocean Life, founded by of Indian Affairs, the Department of Housing a depth of 150 feet, for a documentary titled Cousteau in 1973, today boasts more ‘‘The Silent World’’; and Urban Development, and the Federal Whereas ‘‘The Silent World’’ was filmed than 360,000 members globally. House Emergency Management Agency have limited using ground-breaking skin-diving gear that Resolution 518 would officially honor authority to assist the tribe with housing and Cousteau invented with engineer Emile the brilliant and inspirational work of other improvements and services due to the Gagnan in 1943, freeing divers from heavy Jacques-Yves Cousteau and recognize dangerous and unsustainable location of the helmets and allowing them to be free and his invaluable contributions to our un- reservation. weightless as if in space; derstanding of the world’s oceans. It is I applaud Chairman RAHALL for his diligence Whereas in 1956, ‘‘The Silent World’’ won most fitting that we honor him today, in transferring this land to the Hoh Indian Tribe the top award at the Cannes Film Festival Mr. Speaker, because today is World to enable them to live with a sense of stability and the Academy Award for Best Documen- tary Feature in the United States; Oceans Day. and without fear of flooding. Whereas in 1973, Jacques-Yves Cousteau With that, I ask Members on both I encourage my colleagues to support the created the Cousteau Society for the Protec- sides of the aisle to support the passage bill. tion of Ocean Life; of this resolution. Mr. CHAFFETZ. Madam Speaker, I Whereas in 1977, Jacques-Yves Cousteau I reserve the balance of my time. again urge passage of this important was awarded the United Nations Inter- Mr. CHAFFETZ. Mr. Speaker, I yield bill and support its passage. national Environment prize for outstanding such time as she may consume to the I have no further requests for time, contributions in environmental advocacy; author of this legislation, the gentle- Whereas in 1977, the ‘‘Cousteau Odyssey’’ and I yield back the balance of my woman from Florida (Ms. ROS- time. series premiered on PBS, and seven years later, the ‘‘Cousteau Amazon’’ series made LEHTINEN). Ms. BORDALLO. Madam Speaker, I Ms. ROS-LEHTINEN. Mr. Speaker, I again urge Members to support this its television premiere; Whereas in 1985, in honor of his achieve- thank my good friend, the gentleman bill. ments, Jacques-Yves Cousteau received the from Utah, Congressman CHAFFETZ, for I have no further requests for time, Grand Croix dans l’Ordre National du Me´rite yielding me the time. and I yield back the balance of my from the French government and the United Mr. Speaker, as the author of House time. States Presidential Medal of Freedom from Resolution 518, I would like to also The SPEAKER pro tempore. The President Ronald Reagan; thank the Natural Resources Com- question is on the motion offered by Whereas throughout all of his voyages, mittee ranking member, Congressman the gentlewoman from Guam (Ms. Jacques-Yves Cousteau produced over 120 DOC HASTINGS, as well as Chairman BORDALLO) that the House suspend the films and authored or contributed to roughly NICK RAHALL for their support and rules and pass the bill, H.R. 1061, as 50 books; and their assistance in moving this resolu- amended. Whereas Jacques-Yves Cousteau passed away in Paris on June 25, 1997, after spending tion to the floor today. Today is World The question was taken. a lifetime of 87 years inventing, exploring, Oceans Day. The SPEAKER pro tempore. In the and storytelling: Now, therefore, be it opinion of the Chair, two-thirds being I would also like to recognize the bi- Resolved, That the House of Representa- partisan support by members of the in the affirmative, the ayes have it. tives honors the life, achievements, and dis- Ms. BORDALLO. Madam Speaker, on tinguished career of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Natural Resources Committee, includ- that I demand the yeas and nays. explorer, researcher, and pioneer in the field ing Oceans Subcommittee chair MAD- The yeas and nays were ordered. of marine conservation. ELINE BORDALLO. Thank you very The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. much, Madam Chair, and Congress- ant to clause 8 of rule XX and the SALAZAR). Pursuant to the rule, the woman LOIS CAPPS of California. Chair’s prior announcement, further gentlewoman from Guam (Ms. Later this evening, Mr. Speaker, Con- proceedings on this motion will be BORDALLO) and the gentleman from gresswoman CAPPS and I will be hon- postponed. Utah (Mr. CHAFFETZ) each will control ored by the National Marine Sanctuary f 20 minutes. Foundation for our work on ocean The Chair recognizes the gentle- issues, namely, coastal restoration and HONORING THE LIFE OF JACQUES- woman from Guam. coral reef rehabilitation. Of course, we YVES COUSTEAU GENERAL LEAVE take inspiration from the extraor- Ms. BORDALLO. Mr. Speaker, I move Ms. BORDALLO. Mr. Speaker, I ask dinary life and career of Captain to suspend the rules and agree to the unanimous consent that all Members Jacques-Yves Cousteau.

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Mr. Speaker, I rise to offer my My congressional district, Mr. Speak- here in support of the passage of this support for H. Res. 518, a resolution honoring er, includes the Florida Keys National important resolution and thank him the life and accomplishments of the great en- Marine Sanctuary, one of the largest and the great impact that he had for vironmentalist Jacques Cousteau. coral reef tracts in the world, countless the deep appreciation and education Jacques Cousteau was an inventor, an ex- species of fish and wildlife, and three that he gave relating to our oceans. plorer and a concerned citizen of our world. national parks. We urge passage of this resolution. He invented a waterproof housing for an un- Today, countless small business own- Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance derwater movie camera in 1936, and in 1943, ers and their families are fighting to of my time. with French engineer Emile Gagnon created protect the ecosystem and the way of Ms. BORDALLO. Mr. Speaker, in the Aqualung, which allowed divers to swim life that they hold dear. For 50 days, closing, I want to go on record to say untethered underwater for several hours. crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon that I agree with the gentlewoman Cousteau fought for the French in World War oil rig has spewed 40 million gallons of from Florida that this oil spill is a II, and the Aqualung was used by divers to lo- oil in the Gulf of Mexico, resulting in tragedy. I will work very closely with cate and remove enemy mines after the war. the worst environmental disaster in our chairman, Mr. NICK RAHALL, to en- In 1950 he purchased the ship Calypso from American history. sure that the laws are changed to pre- which to conduct his explorations of the world According to recent analysis by the vent such a disaster in the future. oceans, beginning the work for which he is Mr. Speaker, I again urge Members University of Central Florida, the oil perhaps best known: bringing the excitement to support this resolution. rig disaster will cost Florida’s economy of the oceans to the public. Mr. FALEOMAVAEGA. Mr. Speaker, I rise He showed people around the world the $2.2 billion and 39,000 jobs in the tour- today in support of H. Res. 518, legislation ism and fishing industry. I am certain beauty of ocean ecosystems—from the Red honoring the life of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Sea to Antarctica and from the Caribbean to that Captain Cousteau would be horri- explorer, researcher, and pioneer in the field fied by BP’s nonchalance in responding the Indian Ocean—exploring the depths with a of marine conservation. sense of adventure and exposing the oceans to this crisis. First I want to thank the chief architect, the My constituents in the beautiful as the last earthy frontier to be explored. gentle lady from Florida, Ms. ILEANA ROS- He also lectured, produced amazing under- Florida Keys are particularly frus- LEHTINEN, for her leadership on this important water photography, and published many trated and angry at the lack of trans- resolution. I also want to thank the gentle lady books. Two of his films, ‘‘The Silent World’’ parency and lag response times by BP. from Guam, Chairwoman of the Subcommittee and ‘‘World Without Sun’’ won Academy BP must work on all fronts at once. It on Insular Affairs, Oceans and Wildlife, my Awards for best documentary. is responsible for capping the leak to good friend MADELEINE BORDALLO, and all my His television program, ‘‘The Undersea prevent more oil from gushing into the colleagues on the Natural Resources Com- World of Jacques Cousteau,’’ which aired from gulf, and it must provide the financial mittee for their support on H. Res. 518. 1968 to 1976, won multiple Emmy’s and support to those individuals whose This house resolution enjoys bi-partisan brought the marvels of his expeditions and the livelihoods have been devastated. support as well as the blessings of the undersea world into American homes, inspir- b 1445 Cousteau family. And it is most fitting that we ing many to love the sea and to pursue ca- approve this measure to recognize the life and BP and the Coast Guard must also reers in marine science. accomplishments of Jacques Cousteau on the In 1974 he founded The Cousteau Society make a stronger effort at coordinating 100th anniversary of his birth on June 11, with our local governments, especially to help raise public awareness of ocean 1910. issues and help promote wise management of in the Keys, and utilizing the expertise Mr. Speaker, H. Res. 518 recognizes an ex- and know-how of local businessmen our ocean resources. And in 1985 he was ceptional individual that has left an indelible awarded the Medal of Freedom by President and fishermen, as well as our many re- mark on marine science, research and con- search facilities in Florida’s colleges Ronald Reagan. Finally, in 1989 he was hon- servation. Over the span of his career, Mr. ored by the French with membership in the and universities. Cousteau produced over 120 films, authored As oil makes its way further into French Academy. or contributed to 50 books, invented the skin Mr. Speaker, Jacques Cousteau taught the north Florida beaches, hundreds of diving gear, and was awarded the prestigious fishermen, environmental activists, world how to appreciate, understand, explore, United Nations International Environmental use, and preserve the oceans. We all owe a students, and other concerned resi- prize as well as the Presidential Medal of dents have gathered together ready to debt of gratitude to him and his family for rais- Freedom from President Ronald Reagan. ing the public awareness and support for the assist in the cleanup effort. Commer- In 1952–53, Mr. Cousteau sailed to the Red cial fishermen and charter boat cap- wonder and beauty of the world’s oceans. Sea on the Calypso and filmed the first color As we celebrate World Oceans Week, it is tains have offered their assistance to footage ever taken at 150 feet depth. Called my hope that we can honor the wisdom of lay boom and to skim oil before it ‘‘The Silent World’’, the documentary won the Jacques Cousteau by working together to im- reaches the shore. Academy Award for the Best Documentary prove the health of our oceans, so that our In Key West, organizations like the Feature in the United States and was also children and grandchildren will have a chance United Way and the Florida Keys Envi- awarded the top honor award at the Cannes to enjoy and cherish them as he did. ronment Coalition have gathered vol- Films Festival in 1956. I encourage all of my colleagues to join me unteers ready to patrol the shoreline Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to know that the in supporting this resolution honoring the world for tar balls. I am so grateful for the legacy of Cousteau lives on with his family. An renowned Jacques Cousteau. leadership of these great local organi- article by Shelly Banjo in today’s edition of the I yield back the balance of my time. zations during this crisis. Their daily Wall Street Journal highlighted the works of The SPEAKER pro tempore. The activism is a tribute to Jacques Fabien Cousteau, grandson of Jacques question is on the motion offered by Cousteau. Cousteau. Following the footsteps of his the gentlewoman from Guam (Ms. Ms. BORDALLO. Mr. Speaker, I re- grandfather, the younger Cousteau is pursuing BORDALLO) that the House suspend the serve the balance of my time. marine conservation projects to restore and rules and agree to the resolution, H. Mr. CHAFFETZ. Mr. Speaker, I yield protect bodies of water around the world. Res. 518, as amended. myself such time as I may consume. These efforts are not only important to sustain The question was taken. House Resolution 518 recognizes the our oceans and marine resources, but they The SPEAKER pro tempore. In the life of Jacques Cousteau for bringing would also teach and educate everyone on opinion of the Chair, two-thirds being the underwater world to the living the value of our oceans and aquatic life. in the affirmative, the ayes have it. rooms of the Nation through his tele- At the time when our nation is facing one of Ms. BORDALLO. Mr. Speaker, on vision shows and documentaries. its worst oil spills in our history, the legacy of that I demand the yeas and nays.

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Pursu- Altmire Driehaus Lipinski Sa´ nchez, Linda Smith (TX) Watt ant to clause 12(a) of rule I, the Chair Arcuri Duncan LoBiondo T. Snyder Weiner Austria Edwards (MD) Loebsack Welch declares the House in recess until ap- Sanchez, Loretta Space Baca Ehlers Lucas Sarbanes Stearns Westmoreland proximately 6 p.m. today. Bachmann Ellison Luetkemeyer Scalise Sullivan Whitfield Accordingly (at 2 o’clock and 48 min- Bachus Ellsworth Luja´ n Schauer Sutton Wilson (OH) Baird Emerson Lummis Schiff Tanner Wittman utes p.m.), the House stood in recess Baldwin Engel Lungren, Daniel until approximately 6 p.m. Schmidt Taylor Wolf Barrow Eshoo E. Schock Teague Woolsey Bartlett Etheridge Lynch f Schrader Terry Wu Barton (TX) Farr Maffei Scott (GA) Thompson (MS) Yarmuth Bean Fattah Maloney b 1800 Scott (VA) Thompson (PA) Young (AK) Becerra Filner Manzullo Sensenbrenner Thornberry Young (FL) AFTER RECESS Berman Fleming Marchant Serrano Tiahrt Biggert Forbes Markey (CO) The recess having expired, the House Bilbray Fortenberry Markey (MA) NOT VOTING—84 Bilirakis was called to order by the Speaker pro Foster Marshall Ackerman Griffith Payne Bishop (GA) Foxx Matheson tempore (Ms. ESHOO) at 6 p.m. Andrews Grijalva Price (GA) Bishop (NY) Frank (MA) Matsui Barrett (SC) Gutierrez Price (NC) Bishop (UT) f Franks (AZ) McCarthy (CA) Berkley Harman Blackburn Radanovich Frelinghuysen McCarthy (NY) Berry Herger REPORT ON RESOLUTION PRO- Boccieri Richardson Fudge McCaul Blumenauer Hodes Boozman Rodriguez VIDING FOR CONSIDERATION OF Gallegly McClintock Blunt Hoekstra Boren Rohrabacher H.R. 5072, FHA REFORM ACT OF Garamendi McCollum Boehner Holt Boswell Ryan (OH) Garrett (NJ) McCotter Bonner Hoyer 2010, AND PROVIDING FOR CON- Boucher Schakowsky Gingrey (GA) McGovern Bono Mack Inglis Boustany Schwartz SIDERATION OF MOTIONS TO Gohmert McIntyre Brady (TX) Issa Boyd SUSPEND THE RULES Gonzalez McKeon Brown (SC) Kennedy Sires Brady (PA) Goodlatte McMahon Burgess Kilpatrick (MI) Slaughter Braley (IA) Mr. PERLMUTTER, from the Com- Graves McNerney Calvert Kilroy Smith (WA) Bright mittee on Rules, submitted a privi- Grayson Meek (FL) Campbell Langevin Speier Broun (GA) Green, Al Meeks (NY) Cardoza Larson (CT) Spratt leged report (Rept. No. 111–503) on the Brown, Corrine Green, Gene Melancon Carter LaTourette Stark resolution (H. Res. 1424) providing for Brown-Waite, Guthrie Mica Clarke Lewis (CA) Stupak Ginny consideration of the bill (H.R. 5072) to Hall (NY) Michaud Clyburn Lofgren, Zoe Thompson (CA) Buchanan Hall (TX) Miller (FL) improve the financial safety and sound- Conyers Lowey Tierney Burton (IN) Halvorson Miller (MI) Costa Mack Titus ness of the FHA mortgage insurance Butterfield Hare Miller (NC) Doyle McDermott Towns Buyer program, and providing for consider- Harper Minnick Edwards (TX) McHenry Camp Tsongas ation of motions to suspend the rules, Hastings (FL) Mitchell Fallin McMorris Cantor Wamp Hastings (WA) Moore (KS) Flake Rodgers which was referred to the House Cal- Cao Waters Heinrich Moore (WI) Gerlach Miller, Gary endar and ordered to be printed. Capito Watson Heller Moran (KS) Giffords Miller, George Capps Waxman Hensarling Moran (VA) Gordon (TN) Mollohan f Capuano Wilson (SC) Herseth Sandlin Murphy (CT) Granger Nadler (NY) ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE SPEAKER Carnahan Higgins Murphy (NY) Carney Hill Murphy, Patrick PRO TEMPORE ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE Carson (IN) Himes Murphy, Tim The SPEAKER pro tempore (during The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- Cassidy Hinchey Myrick Castle Hinojosa Napolitano the vote). There are 2 minutes remain- ant to clause 8 of rule XX, proceedings Castor (FL) Hirono Neal (MA) ing in this vote. will resume on motions to suspend the Chaffetz Holden Neugebauer rules previously postponed. Chandler Honda Nunes b 1826 Childers Hunter Nye Votes will be taken in the following Chu Inslee Oberstar So the bill was passed. order: Clay Israel Obey The result of the vote was announced H.R. 1061, by the yeas and nays; Cleaver Jackson (IL) Olson as above recorded. H. Res. 518, by the yeas and nays. Coble Jackson Lee Olver A motion to reconsider was laid on Coffman (CO) (TX) Ortiz The first electronic vote will be con- Cohen Jenkins Owens the table. ducted as a 15-minute vote. The second Cole Johnson (GA) Pallone Stated for: electronic vote will be conducted as a Conaway Johnson (IL) Pascrell Ms. SCHWARTZ. Mr. Speaker, on rollcall Connolly (VA) Johnson, E. B. Pastor (AZ) 5-minute vote. Cooper Johnson, Sam Paul No. 337, had I been present, I would have f Costello Jones Paulsen voted ‘‘yes.’’ Courtney Jordan (OH) Pence Mr. MCDERMOTT. Mr. Speaker, on rollcall HOH INDIAN TRIBE SAFE Crenshaw Kagen Perlmutter No. 337, had I been present, I would have HOMELANDS ACT Critz Kanjorski Perriello Crowley Kaptur Peters voted ‘‘yea.’’ The SPEAKER pro tempore. The un- Cuellar Kildee Peterson f finished business is the vote on the mo- Culberson Kind Petri tion to suspend the rules and pass the Cummings King (IA) Pingree (ME) HONORING THE LIFE OF JACQUES- Dahlkemper King (NY) Pitts YVES COUSTEAU bill (H.R. 1061) to transfer certain land Davis (AL) Kingston Platts to the United States to be held in trust Davis (CA) Kirk Poe (TX) The SPEAKER pro tempore. The un- for the Hoh Indian Tribe, to place land Davis (IL) Kirkpatrick (AZ) Polis (CO) finished business is the vote on the mo- Davis (KY) Kissell Pomeroy into trust for the Hoh Indian Tribe, and Davis (TN) Klein (FL) Posey tion to suspend the rules and agree to for other purposes, as amended, on DeFazio Kline (MN) Putnam the resolution (H. Res. 518) honoring which the yeas and nays were ordered. DeGette Kosmas Quigley the life of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, ex- Delahunt Kratovil Rahall The Clerk read the title of the bill. DeLauro Kucinich Rangel plorer, researcher, and pioneer in the The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Dent Lamborn Rehberg field of marine conservation, as amend- question is on the motion offered by Deutch Lance Reichert ed, on which the yeas and nays were or- the gentlewoman from Guam (Ms. Diaz-Balart, L. Larsen (WA) Reyes dered. Diaz-Balart, M. Latham Roe (TN) BORDALLO) that the House suspend the Dicks Latta Rogers (AL) The Clerk read the title of the resolu- rules and pass the bill, as amended. Dingell Lee (CA) Rogers (KY) tion.

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