The stream protection rule is a shameless attempt by OSM to take over the roles of the EPA, the Army Corps of Engineers, and, most egregiously, States as the primary protector of water.
Paul Gosar: “The stream protection rule is a shameless attempt by OSM to take over the roles of the EPA, the Army Corps of Engineers…”
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Gosar criticizes the stream protection rule as an overreach by federal agencies.
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