No.481 Scott Groene, 2008

File — Box: 61, Folder: 16

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Scope and Contents

Groene discusses why he attended law school and how he became a paid “enviro.” He started his law career working for Indians in Mexican Hat, Utah. He also lived in Bluff and Moab, Utah and Washington D.C. while working for the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance. He is now executive director of that organization. He describes some of the environmental issues he has worked on over the years, such as livestock grazing, wilderness designation, military missile-testing operations, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and cultural resources, and he talks about the politics surrounding these issues.
Utah Environmentalists Project.
Interviewer: Robert DeBirk

Dates

2008

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