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ON THE WATERFRONT: DURAND FACES BIG TEST
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Environmentalists were so pleased with Robert Durand when Governor
Paul Cellucci picked him as the state's top environmental regulator
that one gushed, "There's nothing bad you can say about the guy."
Not only was he a Democrat in Cellucci's Republican
administration, he had been the Legislature's most formidable
environmental advocate. And as Cellucci's boyhood friend, he was
viewed as having influence with the governor.
But after a year and a half on the job, Durand has disappo...
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Environmental groups and business organizations: conflict or cooperation?
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Durand said to accept post
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Questions mount in mercury matter; Environmental groups want Gov. Pawlenty to look into MPCA's actions.(NEWS)
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Moratorium Asked on Trash Burners;Md. Environmental Groups Want More Data on Health Hazards
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