Water
Blame, deny, repeat; EPA’s pitiful testimony on Flint makes even Snyder look good
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Politics trump citizens of Flint as EPA administrator refuses to accept any responsibility for water mess.
Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/author/garywilson/page/2/)
Politics trump citizens of Flint as EPA administrator refuses to accept any responsibility for water mess.
From algae blooms to the Flint water crisis, problems show the EPA’s transition from optimism to arrogance regarding water quality in the Great Lakes.
EPA was a silent enabler of this multi-governmental failure. Yet criticism from some environmental watchdogs is curiously muted.
Thomas Hardy and the Tao Te Ching point the way.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder’s environmental legacy at stake.
Algae, PAHs, invasives and managed grazing are also on tap for Great Lakes confab. But where is Waukesha?
When no water means some water, it’s time to make a deal.
Current State reviews this month’s biggest environmental stories from around the basin, including algae blooms, nuclear waste and oil pipelines.
If you’re going to praise politicians, you have a responsibility to criticize them too. Too often Great Lakes advocates are like referees who swallow their whistles, afraid to make the tough calls.
This class of Great Lakes governors has one more shot at prioritizing the region’s water interests over those of their respective states.