I can tell the people of the Pacific Northwest how much sweat equity went into this effort on the part of Dr. Johnson an...
This bill is the latest in a series of bills that increase logging on our national forests.
S. 2895 represents a concerted effort on the part of the timber industry and its political allies.
We commend Senator Wyden, his staff, and the stakeholders who participated in developing S. 2895.
Recognizing the need for landscape-scale restoration throughout the forests of eastern Oregon is commendable.
We commend Senator Wyden for holding a Congressional hearing and encourage other hearings and forums where the merits of...
I think that'd be very interesting.
I mean, these are tiny communities. I have open meetings every county, every year. I'm concerned that they walk away and...
My wife is a nurse, and I can't tell you, during the 10 years she worked at a hospital, how often she'd come home and ju...
In Oregon, we've done a number of things to try to take this on. And we are now third in the Nation--I believe, behind U...
I was recently having a townhall meeting in Condon. It's Condon, Oregon, population 600.
Halting a program at this point would not be helpful for jobs.
I am absolutely convinced there is nobody at the Department of Energy who got up that morning and said, "I want to spend...
We are just baffled as to why the Department doesn't think they should get the grant.
we, too often, have a sick-care system rather than a healthcare system.
The project that they proposed clearly would save energy, it would save money, and it would save water.
Utilizing your last comment as a segue to the revenue side, and I am sorry if I missed this...
My concern this morning is that forestry takes a real pounding in this budget. My home State of Oregon is all about fore...
