arizona congressman mo udall. the most important thing to me is that it's there.ou get a real lift from getting out of the artificial world and being with nature. not only oil lay beneath the tundra. minerals vital to national defense were being imported from the third world while unknown quantities waited in alaska. the amounts were assumed to be vast. the alaska lands act would prevent further exploration. within those borders, there's the potential of providing for this nation the 31 minerals which we're importing from the third world. why weren't they developed before this? because the need wasn't there. because it's expensive. if there was debating room on alaska's minerals, there was no debate on the wilderness. it was vast, and it was america's last wilderness, the last wild home for many plants and animals. we could import minerals but not wilderness. we couldn't have both. we'd have to choose. doug scott was the chief lobbyist for the environmentalists. people in future generations will be outraged if we destroy everything natural about this planet in our

mo udall also had that capacity. it is a tool that you want to be able to acquire as a public speaker and a public servant in particular. >> i appreciate you telling people in my generation to take part in what is going on. >> thank you. >> hi. we have been talking a little bit this week about education and especially the voucher system. as a future teacher, i was wondering what your opinion of school choice and the voucher system was. >> i generally think that having school choice is a good thing. i think sometimes it is overrated. i think vouchers can be a good thing, but i also think they are overrated. i do not think -- i think if everybody got to go to a charter school or a private school things would be resolved is too simplistic. we need to look at all the tools we have available to us. i know extraordinary public schools that have served their communities extremely well, but i also know there are charter schools and private schools that have served their communities well. i do not think there is any one solut

mo udall also had that capacity. it is a tool that you want to be able to acquire is a public speaker and a public servant in particular. >> i appreciate you telling people in my generation to take part in what is going on. >> hi. we were talking about education and especially the voucher system. i was wondering what your opinion of school choice and the voucher system was. >> i generally think that having school choice is a good thing. i think sometimes it is overrated. i think vouchers can be a good thing, but i also think they are overrated. i do not think -- i think if everybody got to go to a charter school or a private school things would be resolved is too simplistic. we need to look at all the tools we have available to us. i know extraordinary public schools that have served their communities extremely well, but i also know there are charter schools and private schools that have served their communities well. i do not think there is any solution. i think we need to find the test in all of these models and ap