Environment

We have to prove that we can grow our economy while we improve the environment and public health.

We can never create the 21st century America we want for our children until we do not think of economic growth as divorced from the preservation of the environment and the public health.

After this summer, I take it no one seriously questions the fact that the climate is genuinely changing.

We've got to face the environmental challenges of today and tomorrow.

I believe global warming is real.

Agreement to Protect New Mexico's Scenic Boca Ranch

This river initiative is all about honoring one of our Nation's oldest, most enduring values, to preserve for future generations the Earth God gave us.

I think every child in America ought to have the same chance your children do to fish or swim or float on a river that's clean and pure.

I applaud all of the communities that have drawn together and dedicated themselves to the goal of healthy rivers, now and forever.

The climate change/global warming issue is real.

We must all do our part to protect the environment.

As sweltering as this summer has been, if we don't act now, our children may look back on the summer of 1998 as one that was relatively mild and cool.

We have the opportunity and the deepest of obligations to leave our children and our grandchildren a healthy, thriving planet.

My Administration has made addressing the threat of global climate change one of our top environmental priorities.

Global warming is real.

Americans have demonstrated time and again that we can protect our environment while growing our economy.

The air is cleaner; the water is cleaner; the food supply is safer; and there are fewer toxic waste dumps today than there were 5 years ago.

It is essential that these nations participate in a meaningful way if we are to truly tackle this global environmental challenge.