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After listening to those directly impacted by one of the previous Administration’s most harmful rules, the @EPA is replacing #WOTUS with something that actually makes sense for land and business owners.
Read the full press release here: https://bit.ly/2EplDX9
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Instead of attempting to needlessly regulate every puddle, ditch, and furrow in America, the new rule will focus on bodies of water and wetlands that are physically and meaningfully connected to other bodies of jurisdictional water.
Now, those driving our economy will spend less time & money on land-use decisions & litigation & more time running their business. States will finally have a clear definition of where federal jurisdiction ends & begins, as well as the ability to properly manage their own water.
#WOTUS was nothing short of a job-killing Washington power grab, and I’m glad to see it replaced with something that works.
Are YOU going to guarantee that to us there will be no—NO—industrial/mining/fracking contamination of any and all of our rivers, streams, lakes, and aquifers in this entire country as well as our neighboring countries? We demand #CleanWater. And #CleanAir too. #CA01
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