there could actually be adverse environmental consequences: Waterways could become clogged with vegetation, depriving farmers and downstream states of much-needed water; pests could devastate forest canopies, raising temperatures of streams and impairing waterways; and invasive pests and noxious weeds could spread significantly.
Warning about potential negative impacts of requiring NPDES permits.
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