We also must acknowledge that the jurisdictions making up the watershed, some are rural, others are urban in nature, and perhaps we need to look more broadly at that very, very significant investment.
James Oberstar: “We also must acknowledge that the jurisdictions making up the watershed, some are rural, others are urban in nature, and…”
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Calls for broader consideration of investment in both rural and urban jurisdictions.
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