I just carry around Bobby Rush-is-my-friend cards and I have never had a problem on the streets of Chicago.

If it were allowed to be sold, it would be around $20?

I do think Dr. Burgess has a good idea here. If we can work with the community so it is not two to two, we may have a bill that actually goes somewhere.

Methyl bromide is essential as an agricultural fumigant. There are some alternatives for agricultural uses, but methyl bromide is still needed for others where there doesn't appear to be a viable alternative.

Dr. Burgess has got a well intended piece of legislation.

I support the U.S. Agricultural Sector Relief Act of 2012 and I tend to support the Asthma Inhaler Relief Act of 2012 also, although I have got some concerns about that piece of legislation.

I don't see any real prospect of getting relief through the Montreal Protocol.

I don't think this committee is going to afford the relief that quite frankly our agriculture community needs.

If the goal is to reduce foreign imports, then we look at natural gas as a transportation fuel.

Make no mistake, the EPA does have a coal on war--a war on coal.

The NSPS proposal would essentially prevent any new coal-fired power plant from being constructed.