U.s. Appeals Court Blocks Epa Water Rule Nationwide

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Fri, 10/09/2015 - 1:34pm

A federal appeals court on Friday temporarily blocked an Environmental Protection Agency regulation that would bring more waterways and wetlands under federal protection, in the latest sign the effort could face an uphill legal battle.

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U.s. Appeals Court Blocks Epa Water Rule Nationwide

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