It is simply incorrect to state, as one letter does, that the Arizona Wilderness Act was designed to 'ensure that the Grand Canyon watershed was fully protected.'
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Grijalva refutes claims about the Arizona Wilderness Act's intent regarding Grand Canyon watershed protection.
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