Drinking Water at Risk? Groups Question Clean Water Rule Rollback

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Mehoopany Creek in Wyoming County is currently protected by the “Waters of the United States Rule.”

By: Mary Schuermann

Harrisburg, PA – Conservation groups say President Donald Trump’s rollback of protections for streams and wetlands will lead to more pollution in the nation’s drinking water. Comments by Jenifer Collins, legislative representative for the law firm Earthjustice.

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