I'm grateful that the rule has since been temporarily waived for some western states, but farmers and ranchers will face similar challenges in the future as extreme droughts only grow as a problem.
Ben Ray Luján: “I'm grateful that the rule has since been temporarily waived for some western states, but farmers and ranchers will face…”
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Lujan acknowledges temporary relief for some states but warns of ongoing drought challenges.
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