Video of Sen. Tom Udall’s address to ESA

Posted by Public Affairs on August 28, 2009

Well, it’s just been a week full of videos, hasn’t it.

For those interested in Sen. Tom Udall’s address to ESA at the recent annual meeting, below is a video of his Regional Policy Award acceptance speech. You can also read the full transcript of the address here.

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