When I was in North Dakota, Sen. Hoeven and I discussed how critical affordable, reliable infrastructure is to rural America.
It is not public land. It is land that is owned by sovereign nations.
These are not public lands.
I am glad that you are talking about centralizing this.
This is incredibly frustrating, because the time when we could have been producing oil at $100 a barrel...
Except what people hear is 'blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.'
This is not a new issue. During the 1990s, I served on something called Trade and the Environment Policy Advisory Committee for the USTR whe...
We are up against a huge social media network where things get said that should be challenged, but yet we do not seem to find the way to cha...
I think that is pretty clear. There is something about what we are not communicating in terms of the science that is not getting through.
The data that you are presenting and the information you are presenting is not presented in a way that is accessible to the public.
We constantly try and deal with the facts that are in front of us instead of looking at this in an historic context.
I believe the science is so strong in this area that these are products that will not have an adverse effect in any way on health.
These are minerals that belong to a different sovereign nation.
There is not an industry sector I talked to... that does not come in and they say they are absolutely mired in red tape and regulation and b...
I asked then Secretary of Interior, Ken Salazar, to update the U.S. Geological Survey's 2000 estimate of the reserves.
There is no place in the United States where you have more responsibility than Indian country.
You cannot protect a whole State when you have a huge amount of land and a huge opportunity for people who are peddling poison to basically ...
We are an endangered species.
