Bush's Environmental Commitment?
On the campaign trail, Bush promises to protect the country's wetlands.
"On the fringe of the Everglades, President Bush pledged to expand the nation's wetlands Friday before making a fund-raising run across Florida that reeled in $4.4 million for Republicans... Former President Clinton's Environmental Protection Agency administrator, Carol Browner, said it was "quite stunning" that Bush chose to highlight the need to protect wetlands, given his record on the issue."
Thanks to Laura Kranz
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Published on Friday, April 23, 2004 in
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