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Congressional Research Service Reports
Water Resource Issues in the 107th Congress
Date: January 16, 2001
Creator: Cody, Betsy A
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Water Resources Issues in the 109th Congress
Date: June 10, 2005
Creator: Cody, Betsy A
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Water Resource Issues in the 108th Congress
Date: January 9, 2003
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Water Resource Issues in the 107th Congress
Date: July 22, 2002
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Wetland Issues
Date: September 1, 2000
Creator: Zinn, Jeffrey A
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Wetland Issues
Date: August 7, 2001
Creator: Zinn, Jeffrey A
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Wetland Issues
Date: January 24, 2006
Creator: Zinn, Jeffrey A
Description: Instead of a single comprehensive federal wetland protection law, multiple laws provide varying levels of protection in different forms: the permit program authorized in §404 in the Clean Water Act; programs for agricultural wetlands; laws that protect specific sites; and laws that protect wetlands which perform certain functions. Many protection advocates view these laws and their implementation as inadequate or uncoordinated. Others, who advocate the rights of property owners and development interests, by contrast, characterize these efforts, especially the §404 permit program, as too intrusive. Numerous state and local wetland programs add to the complexity of the protection effort.
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Wetland Issues
Date: October 3, 2003
Creator: Zinn, Jeffrey A
Description: Instead of a single comprehensive federal wetland protection law, multiple laws provide varying levels of protection in different forms: the permit program authorized in §404 in the Clean Water Act; programs for agricultural wetlands; laws that protect specific sites; and laws that protect wetlands which perform certain functions. Many protection advocates view these laws and their implementation as inadequate or uncoordinated. Others, who advocate the rights of property owners and development interests, by contrast, characterize these efforts, especially the §404 permit program, as too intrusive. Numerous state and local wetland programs add to the complexity of the protection effort.
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Wetland Issues
Date: June 4, 2003
Creator: Zinn, Jeffrey A
Description: Instead of a single comprehensive federal wetland protection law, multiple laws provide varying levels of protection in different forms: the permit program authorized in §404 in the Clean Water Act; programs for agricultural wetlands; laws that protect specific sites; and laws that protect wetlands which perform certain functions. Many protection advocates view these laws and their implementation as inadequate or uncoordinated. Others, who advocate the rights of property owners and development interests, by contrast, characterize these efforts, especially the §404 permit program, as too intrusive. Numerous state and local wetland programs add to the complexity of the protection effort.
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Wetland Issues
Date: April 11, 2003
Creator: Zinn, Jeffrey A
Description: Instead of a single comprehensive federal wetland protection law, multiple laws provide varying levels of protection in different forms: the permit program authorized in §404 in the Clean Water Act; programs for agricultural wetlands; laws that protect specific sites; and laws that protect wetlands which perform certain functions. Many protection advocates view these laws and their implementation as inadequate or uncoordinated. Others, who advocate the rights of property owners and development interests, by contrast, characterize these efforts, especially the §404 permit program, as too intrusive. Numerous state and local wetland programs add to the complexity of the protection effort.
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