In Wyoming, where the frontier spirit of smaller government and individual liberty are still sacred traditions, there is overwhelming objection to legislative efforts which would expand the Federal Clean Water Act jurisdiction over all water within the United States.
Barrasso highlights Wyoming's resistance to expanding federal water regulations.
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