>
>
>
> Downright scary. Of course, ADEM (Alabama Dept of Environmental Management)
> is taking the position that it's really not all that bad for folks. Of
> course, this is the same ADEM that claims there are no subsistence fishermen
> in Alabama... Guess who this is going to affect the most?
>
> best,
> Dave
Sometimes it seems like it's the little guy who gets hurt the most. Typically, the
subsistence fisherman is not going to have the economic clout for anyone in
government to pay much attention. Just a radical opinion held over from my left
wing days.
Harry Knaub
York, PA
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