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Gotta start the discussion somewhere, this at least begins it.
I’m still not convinced the consultant studies have really proven good management is the only answer. Who manages the managers? Which company or political jurisdiction will be truthful and responsible for their proper management?
Yes and yes! Our natural resources need both of these bills passed. The DNR should have been involved from day one but the power that be control most of that.