On the recordFebruary 7, 2023
There's no greater example of bureaucratic overreach under the Clean Water Act than with the regulatory nightmare of complying with and understanding the definition of a 'water of the United States.'
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David Rouzer criticizes the complexity and overreach of the Clean Water Act's definition of WOTUS.
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