Let me just say, Don, that these are two of the best people in the Senate.
What was once a valuable asset has deteriorated into a growing liability. So I believe our national forests and public l...
This legislative hearing builds upon work this Committee pursued last Congress involving technical aspects of the Enviro...
Unfortunately, the more E15 is studied, the more concerns are identified.
a concern that I think many of us have, and this is bipartisan, it is something that I think is unanimous throughout...
This draft is substantially similar to H.R. 3199, bipartisan legislation sponsored by Congressman Sensenbrenner and pass...
Today this Subcommittee is hearing testimony on non-Federal forest management and what the Federal Government can learn ...
The last few decades have seen our National Forest System fall into complete neglect.
Rather than offering the all-too-familiar rhetoric of how complying with one Federal order or another costs too much, it...
We will hear from one of our witnesses today about a similar model in Wisconsin.
Forest management is complex. There is not a one-size-fits-all approach.
2 percent of the paperwork, nearly 1,000 times the result, and this is a lesson we need to take very seriously.
OK. And as an old school teacher, I really appreciate that one.
So I believe our national forests and public lands are long overdue for a paradigm shift.
So, I am looking forward to hearing more detail from these witnesses on how they are able to accomplish--but I actually ...
I just want to personally thank you all for helping us to understand this better.
That would be helpful.
We ought to be able to agree with Governors and States to implement these exchanges, to implement them well.
