I mean, we always hear, those of us in the continental 48, always look with longing to our impression and understanding of the places you live as some of the most beautiful places on earth, but we also recognize, and it is only heightened by your testimony today, that they are not without risks and without serious challenges.
Hickenlooper acknowledges the beauty and challenges faced by territories.
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