We can't continue to put our heads in the sand, when we are a nation of fossil fuels.
My big concern is it is the day of the Exxon Valdez tragedy--not disaster, tragedy.
I wanted to ask you about the decision that came out last week in Federal district court here regarding the guns in parks.
We recognize that you can have development of your resources or otherwise, you can have development in concert with care and protection of o...
we should be using science, not politics.
We recognize that, as competent and as able as our friend and former colleague Secretary Salazar is, he can't do this job alone.
When we finally come together as a Congress and say yes, we want to address this power issue, this energy dependency, but you are not going ...
I would hope that you'd be willing to take a look at it perhaps with a fresh approach.
Do you believe that the energy development and the environmental protection can be balanced, or are we going to be in a situation where we'r...
But keep in mind, parts of the barrel, of the barrel that is made of 42 gallons of oil, there is actually, of that 42 gallons a barrel, 19 g...
Let us not get caught in this trap of Dr. No.
We can't afford to have the federal government give us back our own income tax money to build a bigger, more expensive government, then leav...
Public discussion has got to ensue on all the other dollars that some would say you left on the table.
Public discussion has got to ensue on all those other dollars that some will say you left on the table.
The strings attached to Washington's stimulus package are real and they're binding.
We know that markets aren't perfect. But much of our success in the manufacturing arena is due to the ingenuity within the private sector.
Technology is out pacing our ability to set effective standards. So it's time that we streamline the process.
I think for far too long we've let bureaucracy stand in the way of implementing consensus efficiency standards for appliances.
