Negotiations between the House and Senate about funding for environmental and water programs imploded, as talks over a new state budget moved up the ladder as a deadline neared.
A visibly irritated Sen. Rob Bradley, R-Fleming Island, announced Saturday that he would ask for all of the issues that once separated the House and the Senate on the agriculture and natural resources budget to be kicked up to the two chambers’ budget chiefs.
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