What is inspiring and, I believe, hopeful about your testimony is, Mr. Shelton, what you noted near the end of your testimony, is this is something that conservatives and liberals can find some agreement on and move forward in a way that improves our land resources.
Lummis highlights the bipartisan potential in Shelton's testimony regarding land resource management.
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