EPA's response to the latest biennial Great Lakes water quality report of the International Joint Commission is a 37-page restatement of all the good work government is already doing. In approach it is likely to be much like the much-anticipated strategy for Great Lakes restoration -- not the $20 billion rescue plan proposed in July, but a restatement of what is being done, perhaps with a new cover slapped on existing programs. And maybe a few more pennies on the dollar, if the Lakes are lucky.
http://www.epa.gov/docs/grtlakes/glwqa/ijc12th/Draft%205-13-05.pdf
Posted by Dave at November 15, 2005 09:54 PM