Michigan's Governor Granholm has proposed recombining the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) back into a united DNR.
The reason? To save money.
The reason the DNR was broken into the DNR and the DEQ, with their own budgets and responsibilities in the 90s? To save money.
Someone needs to explain this. Why will going back to the old system save money over the solution that a prior Administration, which was much more business savvy, came up with to save money in the first place?
I eagerly await a REAL GOOD explanation from the talking heads over this contradiction.
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