Tippecanoe County considers moratorium on high-volume water transfers

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2 thoughts on “Tippecanoe County considers moratorium on high-volume water transfers

  1. The bipartisan legislative move seems to be the best approach. This subject needs state regulation (and has for decades, ever since the State adopted groundwater protection rules in the 90s).

    Since water does not respect political boundaries, the last thing we need is 92 counties each adopting their own rules.

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