SC could lose 1 million acres of wetlands as floods rise and federal protections vanish
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The rise of wetlands: this is seen from space before and after the extraordinary rains
The marshes of Doñana are overflowing with water; the lagoon of Fuente de Piedra is preparing to receive thousands of flamingos; the flood plains of Las Tablas de Daimiel, not so fortunate, have been watered somewhat more and even the lagoon of La Janda, fully cultivated, has been covered with a sheet for some day. These are the effects of the rain train that has crossed the peninsula in March and that has increased the water of the reservoirs b…
Farmers head to court to protect wetlands against suit by Chicago investor and two law firms
Several Iowa farmers have joined the federal government to defend a long-standing Farm Bill provision that protects wetlands against a challenge by a Chicago-based investor and two libertarian law firms. A ruling against the defendants could endanger wetlands nationwide and upend how the government determines eligibility for federal programs. The parties head to a courthouse Monday in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In the upper Midwest, 30 million acres …
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