Unfortunately, instead of looking for bipartisan policy solutions to protect treasured natural resources and wild areas, promote recreation, and support responsible economic development, the legislation before us today fails to strike the appropriate balance between these priorities.
Tsongas criticizes legislation for not achieving bipartisan solutions for land management.
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