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March 2009
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News from the West
In this month’s News from the West, California retail water suppliers have “substantial discretion” to assess the sufficiency of groundwater supplies; Arizona riparian landowners take title subject to the state’s reservation of natural watercourses; and Montana’s Department of Environmental Quality improperly permitted a proposed mining operation to discharge waters into a high quality water course.
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