Statements about Environment
Says President Barack Obama "has an Environmental Protection Agency proposal that would raise the price of gasoline by 25 cents a gallon."
In the 2011 legislative session, DEQ's budget was cut 18.5 percent — a disproportionate cut compared to other natural resource agencies.
A proposed mine in Wisconsin is "about two-thirds the size of Lake Winnebago."
Says he eliminated an EPA rule that treated spilled milk like it was oil.
"We never had an earthquake in Youngstown until John Kasich was elected Governor,"
"Many types of fish and shellfish from waters across the state are labeled unsafe to eat."
The proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline is a bipartisan proposal.
Says Newt Gingrich "co-sponsored a bill with Nancy Pelosi that would have given $60 million a year to a U.N. program supporting China’s brutal one-child policy."
The EPA was asked about an environmental citation for the city landfill in Nashua, N.H. but "didn’t know" why it was cited.
Says area near proposed northern Wisconsin iron ore mine is "15 hours away" from where public hearing on mining was held.
"[Renewable energy] projects . . . get us off foreign oil and away, step by step, from these foreign entanglements that we have to get into to defend our oil supply."
Says Newt Gingrich aligned with Nancy Pelosi on global warming.
Says a trash mound on U.S. 290 is 800 feet tall.
Newt Gingrich "teamed with Nancy Pelosi and Al Gore on global warming."
"Hydrogen sulfide . . . [was] used in the genocide of Jews in Germany. "
Says there have been no cases of wolves killing people in Rocky Mountain states.
"In this country … we have more natural gas than Saudi Arabia has oil."
"The study of the Savannah River Estuary . . . clearly demonstrates the project can be constructed and [environmental] impacts will be mitigated."
"I never favored cap and trade."
Sen. Sherrod Brown "has chosen to side with Washington bureaucrats and fringe extremists in the attacks on our natural resources."
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