Report: Many Annapolis lawmakers slipping on environmental issues

An environmental scorecard for Annapolis lawmakers found that the averages for legislators in the last two years have gone down slightly.

The League of Conservation Voters has issued the report every two years since 1986, and this year they found the average score in the Senate had slipped to 59 percent, and in the House to 67 percent. Republican senators earned their lowest average since the scorecard was created.