We have an interest in reducing our dependence on foreign oil.

I hope we wouldn't shy away from it.

Some people say that we are on our way to becoming sort of a third-world nation with respect to our infrastructure.

A lot of times, commissions are created, we get the reports, we file them away and they never see the light of day.

I have been talking with some of our colleagues, including some of our colleagues on this panel, about the economic stimulus package that is before us that we will be voting on today or tomorrow, and probably again next week.

I think we all need to back up a second and say, what fundamentally can we do to put some principles and outcomes and base results in our system.

We have an interest in reducing the threat to our planet that is posed by climate change and global warming.

I believe the Commission that you served on, in this instance, has done good work.

They provided little political protection, if you will, for Democrats and Republicans to do some of the difficult things we needed to do.

You've been here less than 2 years and you're already running the place.

I am concerned about the environmental impacts of the additional delay.

This issue is close to our hearts in Delaware.