This rulemaking represents a Federal overreach into state affairs; specifically, states' authority to manage water.
ADAM PUTNAM: “This rulemaking represents a Federal overreach into state affairs; specifically, states' authority to manage water.”
On the recordMarch 16, 2015
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Putnam criticized the rule for infringing on state water management authority.
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