That speaks to the main issue we're talking about here today, which is how we respond on behalf of an incident.

The smell, it makes you absolutely sick. It's like having a can of gasoline inside of your car and sitting in it.

I know you spent part of your testimony talking about risk assessment, which is obviously of critical importance.

When we assess what happened in Clearfield County, it's as if it was an example that was one you could develop in a training class where you would say here are the things that could go wrong and what you have to do to prevent it.

It's always difficult to give testimony on a subject that's part of your daily life.

I would like to see that these wells are not placed near people's homes and these impoundments.

Well, we look forward to the final report. I know so many families in southwestern Pennsylvania will be anxious to read that report.

People shall have a right to clean air, pure water and to the preservation of the natural, scenic, historic and aesthetic values of the environment.

I wanted to go back a moment to some of the core elements of what makes a good safety regimen that provide that kind of assurance.

I didn't ask these people to come to my neighborhood, and it was just like they just could do what they wanted.

I know we have to wrap up, and I hate to cut everyone off. The record will be open.