Martin Heinrich: “The bridging solution provides significant capabilities to SOF, however it does not meet all of our requirements and it…”

Since time immemorial, Native people have called the land we now know as New Mexico and the United States home. Their histories and legacy deserve enormous respect. That is why I am proud to continue leading the effort in the Senate to…

And some of the secret sauce in this was just the fact that we had four people who were genuinely committed to a balanced package that both sides could support.

Our whole premise as we approached this permitting bill was: How do we create a faster process, not lower the bar on standards.

Senator Martin Heinrich’s bipartisan Forest Bioeconomy 5 Act complements that work by finding productive uses for small diameter trees removed during forest treatments.