Jim Feldman
Jim is a professor of Environmental Studies and History at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, where he also serves as director of the Environmental Studies program. His research and teaching interests include American environmental history, national parks and wilderness, radioactive waste management, and sustainability. He also keeps busy parenting, cooking, hiking, and canoeing.
I'm a conservation voter because a clean and healthy environment is a basic necessity for a quality human life, and because environmental issues touch all aspects of our lives. We need a healthy environment to provide us with economic security and a just and equitable world. And because we owe that world to our children.