Props to UW Law School professor emeritus and life-long conservationist Arlen Christianson for exposing in an op-ed the right-wing ideology behind GOP Attorney General Brad Schimel's intentional and pesonally-aimed degradation of his office's environmental protection.
I had taken note of Schimel's action in August; Christenson's op-ed in The Journal Sentinel will reach many more readers.
Schimel's actions go hand in hand with Scott Walker's diminution of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - - little wonder that both agencies are working with Walker and his right-wing Public Service Commission to privatize groundwater, reduce pollution enforcement and obstruct clean air and water obligations and initiatives.
I had taken note of Schimel's action in August; Christenson's op-ed in The Journal Sentinel will reach many more readers.
Schimel's actions go hand in hand with Scott Walker's diminution of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - - little wonder that both agencies are working with Walker and his right-wing Public Service Commission to privatize groundwater, reduce pollution enforcement and obstruct clean air and water obligations and initiatives.
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