Funding for construction and maintenance of facilities, roads, and trails is cut by 21 percent for a total of $438 million.

So thank you for coming and we look forward to working with you.

I think that is right. I think you hit the nail on the head actually.

Despite the constraints reflected on this budget, there are a number of important programs that receive increases.

But we have to find out what is the public good and move with the public good.

On behalf of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Subcommittee, I welcome you to our hearing on the fiscal year 2011 budget request for the U.S. Forest Service (USFS).

$26 million for 2011?

I believe very deeply that some children do well in one kind of setting, other children do well in another kind of setting, and the real goal of education ought to be to provide a number of different choices for youngsters so you can see…

I was hoping you could go to 40,000 acres.

The President's request provides $5.38 billion for the USFS. That is an increase of $61 million, or 1 percent.

If we are going to get this done, we need to do it.

Could you tell me the nature of the concern? You know, in California, you get a suit over almost anything.

California is still recovering from 3 years of drought, and the water situation is likely to remain critical, or near critical, for years to come.

Lifetimes of today's nuclear warheads could be extended for decades with no anticipated loss in confidence, by using approaches similar to those employed in LEPs to date.

I stand ready to work with my colleagues and the administration to craft a sensible, bi-partisan nuclear weapons policy that will keep Americans safe and will reduce the danger of a nuclear war or a nuclear attack.

JASON finds no evidence that accumulation of changes incurred from aging and LEPs' lifetime extension have increased risk to certification of today's deployed nuclear warheads.

I also appreciate President Obama's support for ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, a critical component of any U.S. nuclear nonproliferation regime.

I strongly believe that the United States of America should not be a nuclear proliferator.

I am hopeful he will use the upcoming Nuclear Posture Review to craft a new nuclear weapons policy that will help stop the spread of nuclear weapons and chart the course for their elimination from the Earth.

So, it's--no, it does not include inertial fusion energy--an aggressive inertial fusion energy program right now.

I have worked with colleagues in the House and Senate to stop the re-opening of the nuclear door and the development of new nuclear weapons.

Do you believe that Lawrence Livermore would need additional funding to develop a baseline design for the technologies required to translate successful demonstration of ignition, on NIF, into a practical powerplant for supplying…

The President has requested $11.2 billion for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a 13.4 percent increase from fiscal year 2010.

I couldn't believe that my country was proposing it.

Is that included in the $481 million----