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Legislative Response

There are several bills bubbling up in the Indiana legislature this winter, as several of the commenters to this blog have noted. They run the gamut from CAFO moratoriums to additional limits on local counties regulating factory farms. The Pal-Item has an article up today about some of them:

Three wide-ranging bills targeting the state’s largest livestock farms are expected to draw spirited testimony Monday from supporters and opponents when they go before a Senate panel.
Sen. Beverly Gard, who chairs the Senate’s environmental affairs committee, is sponsoring the most sweeping of the bills — one that would significantly increase permit fees for new livestock farms to help the state hire more inspectors to monitor the farms for violations.

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One Response to “Legislative Response”

  1. Michael Faries
    January 29th, 2007 14:27
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    Mr. Kemp;
    Am I wrong about Senator Gard’s bill? Will it decriminalize violations of Title 327? Or are we simply skirting that part?
    I would think the most sweeping of the bills would be the moratorium.

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