13 Quotes by Scott Faber

What he said was incredibly encouraging, but I'm not counting any chickens yet.

New Orleans will not be safe from another disaster like hurricane Katrina unless we begin to restore this natural hurricane buffer.

Recreation produces better economic benefits than barge traffic.

We can use diversion structures to redirect sediment (coming down the river) that is now going off the continental shelf.

We're talking about 22 legislators who are having a four-course meal while more than 400 others are dining on table scraps. This should be a wake-up call to legislators in the Northeast, Florida and the Southwest.

We should let the people of the Northwest decide the fate of Snake River salmon. This resolution is designed to take dam removal off the table before the public has a chance to weigh in. The Corps of Engineers is just about to release its five-year, $20 million study, but this resolution is trying to prejudge what should be a public decision.

We kind of act as a trusty secretary, helping to set up these calls.

There are a number of barrier island and water diversions projects that are clearly ready to be built today.

We spend billions of dollars on projects with very little merit that serve primarily local interests.