I do share her concern about the future of endangered species.

Pollution is a world problem, and only a world solution will stop it.

There must never be in our country another Love Canal.

This legislation will benefit the vast majority of species which have too often been neglected.

I am firmly committed to the reauthorization of a strong Clean Air Act next year.

The Channel Islands Sanctuary demonstrates how we can work together to manage our environment prudently without major economic sacrifices.

I am establishing this Nation's first comprehensive radioactive waste management program.

Existing restrictions on commercial exploration and development of oil and gas resources would be lifted in favor of an environmentally responsible leasing program.

This legislation brings together two important concerns of mine: greater support for basic research and a vigorous search for practical ways to solve the increasing problems of water quality and quantity in various parts of the Nation.

Science and technology contribute in significant ways to many of our social needs—maintaining economic growth and productivity, feeding the world's people, improving our health and environment, and preserving our national security.

One of my deepest personal commitments is to a clean, healthy environment for all of our citizens.

The death of Senator Lee Metcalf stills a voice that had long spoken up for preserving the great wilderness areas of this country.

We must reduce the noise pollution around American airports and bring quiet back to the skies throughout our country.

This act is another important milestone in the evolution of forest policy and conservation law.

This legislation is another step forward in improving the quality of the environment.

We will be able to quiet our Nation's skies.

We must improve the technology for reclaiming and recycling forest products.

We must give even greater attention to the protection and renewal of our forest resources.