And it's time that that tradition was rekindled everywhere.

This administration is committed to cleaning up medical wastes that have washed up on our beaches.

I have decided, and Secretary Mosbacher has announced in Hungary, that Hungary will be granted permanent most-favored nation, MFN, status in October.

Our commitment to helping the reform movement in Eastern Europe is strong.

This program is critical to future space transportation options for the Nation.

Our stewardship of the Earth is brief.

I do love seeing all you kids here today.

I think I take a rather dim view of it.

I do not think we should view that as bad for Western interests.

I have determined that it is appropriate to extend GSP benefits to Hungary.

We will increase Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency standards to 27.5 miles per gallon.

We hold this land in trust for the generations that come after.

I am committed to protecting endangered species and their habitats.

I challenge you to come up with a pledge of your own to join the new greening of America by foresting South Dakota with centennial trees.

We propose to reduce SO2 emissions by 10 billion tons by the year 2000.

We must have a 'no net loss' policy for wetlands.

We are calling for a worldwide phaseout of chlorofluorocarbons by the year 2000 if safe substitutes are available.

Montana has contributed a great deal in the 100 years since it became a State.

We must focus on reducing the emissions that cause acid rain, urban ozone, and toxic air pollution.

But we will be looking to that.

A reduction in our capital gains tax rate is right for Montana, and it is good for America.

We've got to clean it up.

Happy birthday, South Dakota!

The plain fact is this: Pollution can't be contained by lines drawn on a map.

H.R. 1495 would infringe on the President's authority to organize the Executive branch.