Environmental claims dog WRA priorities in Maryland study
Maryland Water Resources Administration middle-level managers say the agency favors economic development over environmental protection and that politics drive many decisions. The advisory board survey of 20 managers reveals frustrations with leadership and a perceived lack of long-range goals, while Secretary Coulter blames money and shifting federal positions for the problems.
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From crisis to crisis WRA undermanned says Coulter
Frederick Maryland article notes William Coulter criticizing shifting federal environmental policies as demoralizing to the Water Resources Administration. He urges environmental groups to press for more state funding while criticizing opponents of budget increases. The piece adds a public health advisory urging flu vaccination for seniors and those with chronic conditions.
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