From the daily archives: Friday, January 27, 2012
Is the strategy, cut their budgets and make up the difference with a private “appropriation” from the self-interested, cutting out the public?
We all know the watchword in Washington has been cut, cut, cut the budgets of all the agencies that look out after the public interest under the guise that we have a terrible, […]
Continue Reading →If you listened to President Obama’s State of the Union Address you may have noticed that the President had some things to say about how this administration values public land:
[…] I’m directing my administration to allow the development of clean energy on enough public lands to power 3 million homes.
For groups working to […]
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