If we keep doing what we're doing, we'll have panels like this where you and Mr. Maluski are going to keep fighting each...
So, let's look at the Glaze project.
I'll welcome anybody's opinion on something like this, Mr. Woodward, but you're the one who came today and said there wa...
I obviously am very, very sympathetic to the kind of economic hurt that folks are going through in Grant County.
I want to thank Ron for bringing the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Public Lands and Forests to the heart of the area affec...
The American Forest Resources Council, that's the organization that represents the majority of the industry here in Oreg...
My own view is, unless there are fundamental changes, economic and environmental dangers that result from the lack of at...
I sure wouldn't see the country's premier timber industry groups going to press conferences for bills that are going to ...
Gentlemen, I don't have any other questions for either of you. Obviously, we'll hold the record open.
We're putting a lot of eggs in a lot of baskets.
I certainly can't speak for Mr. Lillebo, but there may be some concerns that they have that they're not articulating.
I appreciate your candor, and the reason I'm asking the questions, again, is we've got a number of the timber organizati...
This was a bipartisan ripoff, in effect, where you would short the prevention accounts and have to constantly shovel mor...
If we can't pass legislation like this, there will be no mills to do the work. Zero. They are not going to be here.
But when Mr. Riverwind was quoted in the paper saying there was no science to take the tree, what science was he referri...
My understanding is your field staff participated and signed off on the project.
In my view is going to make it very hard to actually achieve the ideals.
It's clear when you look at forestry policy, it would be wonderful to be able to just step back and write one bill that ...
