On the recordMarch 24, 2014
It will impact the Nation's economy, threaten jobs, invite costly litigation, and restrict the rights of landowners, States, and local governments to make decisions about their lands.
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congress.govBob Gibbs: “It will impact the Nation's economy, threaten jobs, invite costly litigation, and restrict the rights of landowners…”
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Concerns about negative effects of proposed water regulations on economy and land rights.
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