Submitted by renee on Fri, 2010/03/12 - 12:44pm

This year has been a good year for water so far. Basically nothing has moved - good or bad. I think legislators may be more interested in getting back home to run for office. Either way, it's an improvement from last year.

Thanks to all those folks who have called their legislators and told them what you think about clean water.

Renee

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R. Neal's picture

And thanks to Renee and the

And thanks to Renee and the Tennessee Clean Water Network for your work on behalf of the environment.

WhitesCreek's picture

What Randy said! Maybe we'll

What Randy said! Maybe we'll see some TCWN folks at Whites Creek Palooza to properly thank them.

Lisa Starbuck's picture

More good news

The developer's friend and clean water's enemy, Rep. Joe McCord (R) Maryville, who ironically is the current chair of the House Conservation and Environment Committee, is not planning to run again!

Good news for Tennessee's water quality and our environment!

Mello's picture

unless of course

Unless of course you consider that the developer's daughter has taken out a petition to run for that seat.... AUGH

jbr's picture

Can you tell us her name?

Can you tell us her name?

Mello's picture

Tipton

http://www.thedailytimes.com/article/20100313/NEWS/303139985

If you use IE you can go the Blount County Elections website and view the candidate petitions. http://www.blounttn.org/election/election.asp

Backgrounder http://knoxviews.com/node/954

Bbeanster's picture

Blount County alert:

I ran into Bill Clabough this week and he hinted strongly that he's thinking about running for this.
Does he have a shot?

Mello's picture

as of today, he's not

Local paper reporting today that Bill is no longer considering the seat.

S Carpenter's picture

IMO

I believe he should and would.

WhitesCreek's picture

Clabough is way too rational

Clabough is way too rational to be a state legislator.

jbr's picture

A little off topic, but

A little off topic, but statements here directed me to this question.

Has TVA ever made conservation agreements with the Foothills Land Conservancy?

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