Clean Water Restoration Act

Philadelphia Inquirer: The world’s freshwater supply is stressed like never before. Problems flow from aging pipelines, industrial contamination, flooding, wasteful irrigation, growing demand, climate change and political corruption. By 2025, the United Nations predicts, two-thirds of the world’s population will be scrambling for clean water, including in parts of the western United States. It’s no time to wonder which U.S. streams and wetlands are protected from pollution under the federal Clean Water …


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06.09.07 / 11pm
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