The acid rain allowance trading program will be the first large-scale regulatory use of market incentives and is already being seen as a model for regulatory reform efforts here and abroad.

Mission defined, mission accomplished.

I take great pleasure in signing S. 1630 as a demonstration to the American people of my determination that each and every American shall breathe clean air.

We all had tough choices to make.

This Administration will also pursue the use of more realistic assumptions when estimating risk.

Every city in America should have clean air.

I am now honored to sign this clean air bill into law.

We have succeeded today because of a common sense of global stewardship.

It is simply the most significant air pollution legislation in our nation's history.

We will not turn our backs or look the other way.

This bill means cleaner cars, cleaner power plants, cleaner factories, and cleaner fuels; and it means a cleaner America.

Thanksgiving is still a week away, but I believe this really is a true red-letter day for all Americans.

As President, it is my mission to guarantee it for this generation and for the generations to come.

This Executive order will permit the Secretary of Defense and the Secretaries of the military departments to prioritize the construction needs of the military departments.

I signed the order today to make available to the Department of Defense the emergency construction authority contained at section 2808 of title 10, United States Code.

I do hereby proclaim November 1990 as National American Indian Heritage Month.

The great freedom and prosperity with which we have been blessed is cause for rejoicing - and it is equally a responsibility.

This Thanksgiving, as we enjoy the company of family and friends, let us gratefully turn our hearts to God, the loving Source of all Life and Liberty.

I call upon all Americans, in rural areas and cities alike, to join in recognizing the accomplishments of our Nation's farmers.

Our gratitude for the rights and opportunities we enjoy as Americans may be measured by how carefully we use and preserve these gifts.

We believe truly that should this agreement not be achieved, then it would bring about serious damages, in particular to the less developed countries.

Our continuing consultations are providing vital assistance to the frontline states.

Through our consultations today and in the future, we are strengthening the transatlantic partnership, a partnership which will continue to unite the United States and Europe in advancing our shared values of political and economic freedom.

This week let us reaffirm our determination to make excellence, once again and always, the hallmark of American education.

If America is to maintain and strengthen our competitive position, we must continue not only to create new technologies but learn to more effectively translate those technologies into commercial products.