TITLE

The ten worst ideas Congress ever had

AUTHOR(S)

Byrnes, Patricia

PUB. DATE

September 1995

SOURCE

Wilderness (07366477);Fall95, Vol. 59 Issue 210, p5

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Takes a brief look at ten ideas on anti-environmental laws from the 104th Congress session. Creating a commission to recommend national parks for closure; Oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge; Conducting a massive `salvage' timber cut on national forests; Other ideas.

ACCESSION #

9601295512

Tags: ENVIRONMENTAL law

 

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