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The "eVIZ" is a new energy app from the Natural Resources Committee Democrats and Ranking Member Ed Markey that takes you inside America's energy system like never before.
Short for "Energy Visualizer, the eVIZ app is an educational tool designed to show American energy, fuel economy savings and extreme weather risks.
This app features three unique interactive experiences:
--Fuel Economy Calculator: Learn how much money you can save at the pump.
--Extreme Weather: An animated look at the costs and scope of extreme weather events, including Hurricane Sandy, droughts, wildfires and floods.
--The Energy Visualizer: An interactive 3D map of the United States enables you to see U.S. energy production and consumption in a whole new way. The energy app includes wind, solar, oil, natural gas, hydro, coal and more. Learn about energy efficiency and energy trends over time. You can even create state-by-state comparison and set up multiple variables for looking at energy data in map or graph form.
The eVIZ app is available now for FREE download on the app store.

Congressman Alan Lowenthal offering an amendment in the Natural Resources Committee to require oil companies applying for new drilling leases on public lands to have an explicit policy prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation. Four out the five largest oil companies in the world and 88 percent of Fortune 500 companies have explicit policies prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation, but ExxonMobil does not. Not a single Republican on the Natural Resources Committee voted in favor of the Lowenthal amendment.