The Region's actions will needlessly impose restrictive nutrient reduction requirements that will adversely impact these local economies for decades to come, and unfortunately not produce the intended environmental improvements.
John Hall criticizes federal nutrient reduction requirements for harming local economies without achieving environmental goals.
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