I appreciate your looking into this, and I am sure we are going to focus on this more going forward.

I think what we are talking about here are some of the trailers in Katrina and some of the other concerns from in wood products in homes and this long-term exposure.

All right. I just had one last question before we go on to our next panel, something I raised in my opening statement.

Do you think there is enough communication across these agencies?

I would agree that there is a low income aspect of this that is very difficult.

You know, one of the things I notice is that when kids have to walk, say, miles, in a mile zone, that makes a big difference.

I think because 50 percent of the food dollar is spent eating out, we need to have the same kind of disclosure, the same information for consumers to make wise choices.

We need health in all policies approach, transportation policies, climate change legislation, child nutrition programs, the stimulus package, and of course health reform.

I think we know what the causes of obesity are, for the most part, and we know what we need to do to solve it.

I support the extension of these three provisions. I think that they are important.

Over 25 years ago, Minnesota was the first State in the Nation to adopt legislation to address acid rain.