I think we are all in agreement here that we should try to avoid--reduce avoidable delays.
I want to thank the Ranking Member and Senator Cornyn and the Chairman for being here today.
I would kind of like to hear what you think.
I think it bodes well for the future on this. I am optimistic, as I said.
We can look to the future on biomass and value-added products, at the same time keeping that legacy of outdoor usage.
I think, is a tremendous accomplishment.
I can tell you from being around here, that is an unusual and a very appreciated gesture and it shows his concern.
Well, I am grateful for that, and our public land legacy is the envy of the world, so I appreciate the work you are doin...
So how would you suggest that we do that?
A 45-percent reduction in the backlog in the past four years, I think, is a tremendous accomplishment.
I am optimistic, as I said. Again, this is a legacy that is the envy of the world.
Congratulations on assuming this. You are the right person for this job, and I am grateful.
I look forward to a productive discussion on how we can be certain the Forest Service is doing everything within reason ...
The thing I find most interesting is that the forest and timber industry provides about $9 billion in economic impact to...
I have been told that sequester is Latin for idiotic governance, and it may be true.
I am really pleased to hear you talking about this commitment on moving towards biofuels.
What are the factors do you think in addition to what the Forest Service is doing that are leading to those changes?
Again, I am really pleased to hear you talking about this commitment on moving towards biofuels.
