Great Lakes Compact Legislation Losing Priority, Visibility
WisPolitics.com reports that the Great Lakes Compact bill could be dealt with in next week's special legislative session in tandem with a much-needed state budget repair bill - - raising the possibility that the Compact bill gets even less attention and appropriate fine-tuning.
And opens the door to the cutting of deals that have nothing to do with water policy, and everything to do with unrelated state finances.
There has to be a separation of these two matters, and full sunshine throughout.
2 comments:
James:
You are right--absolutely right--on the issues, day after day.
I admire and praise the way you return each-and-every-day to the principled argument in support of the precious legacy--our legacy, our responsibility--for the Great Lakes. Your continued challenge to us is to find the deep underlying, principled interest in the long-term, the legacy to our children and generations beyond.
This community is enriched and enlivened by your passionate, principled advocacy for our patrimony, our childrens' future--the Great Lakes and its basin.
Bravo!
Well, thank you, Jim. I'm glad that you, too, keep posting items from Waukesha. It's an education for me.
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