The Republican Congress is going after the essential environmental protections that have guaranteed the health and safety of all Americans.

The decisions we make today will live on long after we're gone.

We want the air they breathe to be clean so they can live long and healthy lives and not be housebound by smog.

Protecting our environment is a fundamental community value for all Americans, and it can't be sacrificed to balance the budget.

Today a senseless act of violence has robbed the United States of a close friend and robbed the world of a statesman and courageous champion of peace.

We must do what we have to to protect our environment.

I will veto it if Congress sends me a budget that guts environmental protection.

America will not be for sale on my watch.

Yitzhak Rabin was my partner and my friend.

We don't need more pollution to balance the budget.

We want the opportunity to do this in a better, more sensible, less bureaucratic, more hassle-free way.

This simple monument speaks with a powerful voice.

We are celebrating today the public interest in America that has to be advanced.

This cairn reminds us that we must never, never relax our efforts until the criminals are brought to justice.

I am pleased to approve this comprehensive legislation, which will conserve fishery resources and allow for their continued harvesting at sustainable levels.

This Act implements and would allow the United States to become a party to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Agreement.

Today I have signed into law H.R. 716, the 'Fisheries Act of 1995.'

Anne H. Lewis, of Maryland, to be an Assistant Secretary of Labor.