The conversation, it is a delicate one to even talk about because whenever you talk about suicide, you want to offer resources immediately.

I was there, I voted against the storage, and my fear was not only we were being disrespectful to the tribes, but that it would be permanently stored there.

There isn't any mining that can happen that will not affect an ecosystem in a negative way.

I would just like to agree with everything that has been said, including thank you so much for your time for coming.

It has been a game changer in communities.

Can PHMSA commit to holding the next GPAC meeting on the Class Location Rule before March 2025?

there is more that we can do on that, so thank you for bringing that up again.

So opening up a mining principle into Superior National Forest for that principle will find its way into the boundary waters.

The percentage of Native Americans who serve our Nation compared to any other population is off the charts.

Let us know.

the story of the gray wolf is really the story of the failure of the Federal Government.

I don't need to be an expert to know that this has to be dealt with, that we are in real trouble here.

The growing wolf population and the inability to properly manage its species, due largely to its listing status under the Endangered Species Act, is affecting our way of life here in Minnesota.

I call on both Senators Klobuchar and Smith to follow the science and push for a vote on this legislation.

The gray wolf is a success story of the ESA.

What I have heard from my constituents is clear: The gray wolf has been recovered, but that is not just something we are hearing anecdotally. We have the data and the science to back it up.

The ESA has been weaponized by radical activist groups that don't want to follow the science.

The management of wolf populations is the only logical path forward that can strike a balance between maintaining a healthy population and protecting the way of life of so many of our constituents.