Environmental costs must be shared for public improvements
A Washington Views column argues the House must decide who pays for environmental and ecological improvements. It critiques reluctance to fund indemnities for farmers and ranchers affected by restrictions on poisons, and urges fair government compensation for private losses when changing or improving ecosystems.
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