If my kids are going to have a decent education in Utah, my state has to have a balanced economy.
I would encourage the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and Representative Hinchey to do the same, to work cooperatively...
I think the record would reflect it a little differently.
I would hope that what you would be supportive of is when we go to try to get more money for PILT payments out west.
We now want to create nine million acres of wilderness. That means 18 percent of Utah has to support the rest of the sta...
The small Utah towns that depend on ranching, outdoor motorized recreation and energy production would see their economi...
I think as a congressional delegation we have proven we can handle the question of wilderness in Utah.
It is wrong that this legislation turns a completely deaf ear to these most significant stakeholders.
Successful and responsible conservation should and will be achieved when Americans who have the most at stake are listen...
Clearly, such legislation is being pushed by interests that are out of touch and do not represent the views of those Ame...
Our goal should be to empower people, not make mandatory solutions.
This bill, produced without a map so we know exactly where they want to do, has had some research done.
We can and should protect America's great natural spaces, yet it should not be done in a dictatorial manner that freezes...
It is true that all Americans are stakeholders in the management of our federal lands.
It follows, Mr. Chairman, that the voices of those stakeholders most impacted by legislation should be given the greates...
We want good wilderness, but we want to do it the right way, and this is certainly not the right way.
I appreciate that, and I also want to tell you, and I think I mentioned this briefly as we talked down there, just to re...
The idea that SUWA and its lackey, Mr. Hinchey, represents the voice of rural Utah is like saying King George III repres...
