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Environment
Published
12/19/09
The question is often asked, "Can individuals and companies be counted on to voluntarily act in the best interest of our rivers and the Chesapeake Bay, or do we need a stricter set of regulations that force certain behaviors? Find Us On Facebook
A recent incident brought home the argument for more government policies that encourage correct behavior. A man was climbing into the cockpit of a sailboat when he accidentally knocked a half filled bottle of soda overboard. He made no move to retrieve the trash, and when I suggested that he might consider the possibility his response was, "I don't know how to do that." I lay on the...
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