While finding the time to stump for Trump, and hire more corporate insiders, and blow off state regulators, and rewrite agency procedures so polluting industries can police themselves, Cathy Stepp - -
- - atop the DNR again thumbs her nose at the clean water standards and the US EPA - - which just completed an on-site review in Stepp's Madison offices of the DNR's nearly six-year failure to enforce the US Clean Water Act in Wisconsin - - by failing to pass on to local water systems the EPA's advice in February about upgraded procedures for testing for lead, we learn today.
- - atop the DNR again thumbs her nose at the clean water standards and the US EPA - - which just completed an on-site review in Stepp's Madison offices of the DNR's nearly six-year failure to enforce the US Clean Water Act in Wisconsin - - by failing to pass on to local water systems the EPA's advice in February about upgraded procedures for testing for lead, we learn today.
Nine months after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warned against flushing water systems before testing for lead, the state Department of Natural Resources has not yet passed that advice on to public water systems in Wisconsin.I'm guessing that Stepp and Walker figure that Donald Trump will appoint an insecticide plant manager or oil company CEO or feedlot manure producer to run the US EPA so Wisconsin can go about leaving the business of clean air and water to the pollution lobby.
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