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‘Swampbuster’ case over wetland conservation rules heard in federal court

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CEDAR RAPIDS — A federal judge heard oral arguments Monday for a case that could overturn a decades-old statute tying wetland conservation to federal farm benefit eligibility. The plaintiff CTM Holdings, which owns and rents land to Iowa farmers, sued…

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‘Swampbuster’ case over wetland conservation rules heard in federal court

CEDAR RAPIDS — A federal judge heard oral arguments Monday for a case that could overturn a decades-old statute tying wetland conservation to federal farm benefit eligibility. The plaintiff CTM Holdings, which owns and rents land to Iowa farmers, sued…

·Cherokee County, United States
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Groups Defend Clean Water, Wetland Protections In Federal Court

Today, attorneys representing Iowa Farmers Union, Iowa Environmental Council, Dakota Rural Action, and Food & Water Watch appeared in court to defend clean water and wetlands against a Project 2025-motivated lawsuit, CTM Holdings, LLC v. U.S. Department of Agriculture, which seeks to gut longstanding protections. The intervening groups represent the only farmers involved in the lawsuit, even though American farm policy is directly implicated. Th…

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Wetlands, the natural barrier that protects our water: In O’Higgins Region, researchers work on solutions to curb degradation of key ecosystems in human life. Governor Silva: “We are absolutely committed”

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Doomed to repeat history: What's in future for NC wetlands?

Ocracoke in winter. Photo: Peter Vankevich/Ocracoke Observer Guest Commentary To stimulate discussion and debate, Coastal Review welcomes differing viewpoints on topical coastal issues. Morty Gaskill is a member of the North Carolina Coastal Federation Board of Directors. The nonprofit advocacy organization publishes Coastal Review, which remains editorially independent. In 1976, a North Carolina Sea Grant newsletter sounded the alarm: large-sca…

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