Our legislation ends the stop-everything approach that has paralyzed forest management.
My concern is, as it has always been with those kinds of approaches, that we would reignite the timber wars in our part ...
I believe getting natural resources policy right represents what is best about our country: wise use of our treasured la...
A huge priority for me and the Governor is a more coherent policy for protecting our rivers, streams, and aquatic featur...
In this room, back in 2007, Larry Craig and I wrote the bipartisan Secure Rural Schools Bill, and that got extended for ...
Assuring future decades of reliable harvests that averaged 300 and 350 million board-feet per year will give employers c...
When Oregonians honored me with the opportunity to represent them in the Senate, I made a beeline for this committee.
I believe you are essentially the gold standard for how you go about trying to promote principled bipartisanship.
This is legislation that I believe can pass both houses of the Congress and actually be signed into law by the President...
It's going to be an honor, Senator Murkowski, to continue to sit next to you and Senator Landrieu as we deal with these ...
I'd like to congratulate Senator Wyden for his work and endless energy for striking a balance that provides a wealth of ...
Proposals that offer short-term promises of increased timber volumes but don't sustain those into the future do not meet...
We applaud you, Senator Wyden, for the initial efforts to streamline procedural requirements pertaining to the environme...
A well-managed forest produces clean water.
we can't change our geography. We live where we live.
Make no mistake about it: In Oregon and much of the country, recreation is going to be a powerful economic engine for th...
It's time to move away from the extremes, from the swinging pendulum, to find and legislate a reasonable and balanced so...
I want to make it clear I'm going to work in a bipartisan way with Senator Murkowski and all of our colleagues to quickl...
