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David Hogan Quotes
«It doesn't really matter whether it's the federal government that oversees the protection of endangered species and open space conservation or the state,»
Author: David Hogan
«They overemphasized speculative economic harm to development while totally disregarding the real economic benefits of habitat protection.»
Author: David Hogan
«Jabra offers the widest range of Bluetooth headsets that respond to growing consumer demand for usability, style and choice. The Jabra BT350 is a lightweight, compact, affordable Bluetooth headset that is versatile enough to use without accessing your mobile phone.»
Author: David Hogan
«They work hard and will continue to work hard even though they were just formed this summer,»
Author: David Hogan
«It seems like the (Bush) administration is very out of step with the concern that the public feels for protecting nature,»
Author: David Hogan
«Expanded fire suppression efforts may be the only way to save these species from extinction, ... The good news is that fire suppression should also benefit nearby human residents.»
Author: David Hogan
«I still miss the South, the collard greens and the Bulldogs,»
Author: David Hogan
«drop in the bucket.»
Author: David Hogan
«Any money to protect habitat and species is good but the amount of money here is extraordinarily small relative to the land values,»
Author: David Hogan
«Do people want a concrete-lined river like in Los Angeles or a nice river with trees and vegetation? A critical habitat designation means we'd get the nice trees and vegetation.»
Author: David Hogan