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Mike Leavitt on PBS
Former Governor Leavitt answered questions about some of his early decisions at the EPA during an interview with PBS.“We’re moving forward on the most aggressive agenda for air quality improvement in the history of country — largest investment, biggest return thus far. We’re going to regulate mercury for the first time in our country’s history coming from power plants. Our purpose and the direction of the president is to improve the air, to purify the water and to care for the land in a way better than it ever has before.”Many environmentalists have questioned Leavitt’s intent and support for cleaner air following a decision to allow mercury reduction credit trading. Here are couple of differing opinions:
- Kathy Van Dame (Wasatch Clean Air Coalition)
- Atlanta Journal Constitution
Posted by Dave on December 12, 2003 02:41 PM
