Proposed US waters rule raises hacklesOpponents of proposed Clean Water Act rule claim federal overreach, increased project costs and insufficient Alaska consultation Alan Bailey Petroleum News
Concerns and a lively debate continue over the scope of federal jurisdiction over water bodies in Alaska, following the March 14 publication by the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Corps of Engineers of a proposed rule that attempts to clarify the definition of what is meant by the water....
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Waters of the US Lack of clarity Strong exception Scope increase
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