But the regional manager from Boise Cascade sat 6 inches from where you sit, on the last panel, and said he supports the bill.
It's time now to protect the last of eastern Oregon's old-growth with the approach laid out in Senator Wyden's bill.
I think the key has been to bring the communities together to have the conversations.
With each passing month, this group recognized that the failure to address the needs of Oregon's increasingly unhealthy ...
It is a greener future that is going to feature collaboration with a lot of folks.
we need you to ensure Congress appropriates the $50 million authorized in this bill
Nobody thought Oregon could pull that off, either.
I share your view, as we've talked about, that funding is absolutely key to all this.
I want to be very sensitive to the point of making sure that we get the advisory functions of this bill right.
We'll definitely follow up with you. My concern would be to just do it in one county...
This is the way you ought to try to move forward on major issues, where folks are working together.