Group Targets Scott Brown on Environment

By Steve Peoples

Posted May 11, 2011 at 6:35pm

The Massachusetts League of Environmental Voters and Environment Massachusetts will air a new radio ad attacking Republican Sen. Scott Brown (Mass.) again for voting to prevent the Environmental Protection Agency from limiting air pollution.

The radio spot comes just after a similar television campaign sponsored by the League of Environmental Voters.

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