Today the Committee on Natural Resources continues its important oversight of the Endangered Species Act.
The threat of lawsuits should not drive public policy.
Our Nation's public lands and resources--from energy to minerals, timber and water--are an essential component of our economy.
Both ways of decisionmaking lack transparency and lead to bad policy decisions.
These destructive patterns that cost jobs and block public input must come to an end.
Our forests, communities, and species deserve better than being placed at continual and increasing risk of catastrophic wildfires.
An ounce of cure is worth a pound of prevention.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing today. By now I think we all understand how important helium is to our 21st cent...
It's vital that we take steps to ensure a stable supply for the future.
Each year, wildfires in our nation's federal forests damage or destroy millions of acres across the United States.
We need to also ensure that we are not becoming dependent on foreign sources of helium.