Indiana lawmakers could further dilute state wetlands protections following SCOTUS decision

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2 thoughts on “Indiana lawmakers could further dilute state wetlands protections following SCOTUS decision

  1. Good! The wetlands “protection” that has been proposed and implemented has always been too much overreach. When ditches and small waterlogged areas that hardly qualify as wetlands, are plagued with “protection” issues, it harms people on whom that private property often lies. Practical and sensible solutions to waterway protection and true wetlands are good but the situation that is being supported here is pure government overreach typical of the current politics of the left. Careful and thoughtful drainage and water movement solutions are what are called for, not a governmental dictatorship.

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