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Rules and Regs: Lawsuit Seeks to End Onsite Permits in Florida to Save Manatees

Also in this month’s update, Colorado tentatively approves rule for recycling wastewater

  • By David Steinkraus
  • November 17, 2022

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Rules and Regs: Lawsuit Seeks to End Onsite Permits in Florida to Save Manatees

An environmental group is suing the state of Florida to stop it from issuing onsite permits. Nitrogen pollution from septic tanks is killing the seagrass that feeds manatees in the Indian River Lagoon, said the lawsuit filed in the Middle District of Florida in early...

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