Roger Marshall on Environment

	Roger Marshall on Environment

Puddles are not wetlands; ditches are not navigable streams

Agriculture is the life blood of Kansas and we Kansans know our land better than federal bureaucrats. Puddles are puddles--they are not wetlands. Ditches are ditches--they are not navigable streams. Lesser Prairie Chickens are great birds, but the economic consequences of federally listing them as "threatened" are totally unjustified. Dr. Roger Marshall will be a strong advocate for states' rights. Stopping federal overreach--most notably through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)--is among the top concerns. Dr. Marshall wants to be a part of shrinking both the size and the reach of the federal government while protecting crop insurance and our farming economy.

"As a Kansas Wildlife Commissioner, I have seen first hand how ridiculous federal laws and regulations negatively affects farmers and our rural communities. Congress needs to protect farmers, fishermen, hunters and those generating energy from an unruly EPA."-- Roger Marshall

Source: 2016 Kansas House campaign website KansansForMarshall.com , Nov 8, 2016

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