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HUGE CONSERVATION NEWS "The decision came after a request from Georgia Sen. Jon

to restore federal protections of the wetlands in the country’s largest blackwater swamp due to its cultural and historical importance to the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.”

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Army Corps blocks mine near Okefenokee, cites failure to consult Muscogee Creek Nation

The decision came after a request from Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff to restore federal protections of the wetlands in the country’s largest blackwater swamp

12:07 AM · Jun 4, 2022

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This is big! Thanks for protecting the okefenokee

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I appreciate Senator

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