Sierra Club releases annual report card of Arizona lawmakers on environment, wildlife protections

Aug. 3, 2020

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Each year the Sierra Club releases a report card that grades state lawmakers on legislation that impacts wildlife and the environment. The Sierra Club’s Grand Canyon Chapter Director Sandy Barr joined us to discuss this year’s grades.

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Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter Director

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