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He actually wanted to protect children, to protect the most vulnerable, and to reform a broken law.

The TSCA bill that passed in 1976 has been a shameful failure.

We need a Federal program that protects every person in this Country.

He spoke so often about his children and his grandchildren and the need to do something about this broken law.

It is about who you protect. And it is shocking to me to see who is behind this bill.

This is very important to New Mexico. We are home to seven national forests and one national grassland.

Firefighting now takes 47 percent of its budget, compared to just 13 percent in the early 1990s, and that is clearly, Chief, as you know, not sustainable.

The changing climate is making this type of fire more likely.

submitted comment on behalf of David Sanchez, Vice President, Northern New Mexico Stockmen's Association.

full support for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) is as important as ever.

The disaster cap proposal included in the budget is an opportunity to both stop the borrowing and, at the same time, dedicate funding to restore our forests.

I commend the Forest Service for their efforts to fight these fires and to repair the damage.

I want a good bill. I don't want a perfect bill. And we don't have it here.

That is why I led with the fire cap situation, because I think we need to work with you on that, so the other good programs that are going on in the Forest Service budget, that they are able to be funded.

We actually have a constitutional requirement in New Mexico for bilingual materials at the State level, to show how much that Spanish history is reflected in our constitution.