If we look at the chart right behind me here--it is a little bit crooked--but you can see that at one time, going back into 1989, the Forest Service, adjusted by inflation, was generating $2.9 billion a year, $2.9 billion a year of revenue, which certainly was going to take care of covering the costs for the Forest Service, and then generate revenue for the people across this nation.
Rosendale highlights the significant decline in Forest Service revenue since 1989.
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