Wyoming Chronicle
Managing Natural Resources
Season 4 Episode 406 | 26m 49s
Wyoming Chronical host Richard Ager interviews William Ruckelshaus
William Ruckelshaus has led an extraordinary public life, serving twice as the Administrator of the EPA, Deputy Director of the FBI, and playing a courageous role in the final days of the Watergate scandal. In more recent years, he has joined with the University of Wyoming in establishing the Ruckelshaus Institute which is dedicated to research and innovation in environmental issues.
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Managing Natural Resources
Season 4 Episode 406 | 26m 49s
William Ruckelshaus has led an extraordinary public life, serving twice as the Administrator of the EPA, Deputy Director of the FBI, and playing a courageous role in the final days of the Watergate scandal. In more recent years, he has joined with the University of Wyoming in establishing the Ruckelshaus Institute which is dedicated to research and innovation in environmental issues.
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