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To: Cliff Maki who wrote (3618)	3/6/1998 10:03:00 AM
From: Craig Lacy	of 6467

From the AP Newswire Oregonian, March 6th, 1998 pageA8 EPA seeks to halt pollution from agricultural sources. The federal environmental agency plans to develop rules that would apply to feedlots and hog and poultry farms. WASHINGTON- Cattle feedlots and large hog and poultry farms would have to take steps to keep animal waste from polluting the nation's waterways under an Environmental Protection Agency plan to improve water quality. The EPA said Thursday that it would soon develop regulations to require livestock feedlots and poultry farms to obtain pollution permits and control waste from their operations. The regulations would apply to about 6,000 commercial livestock and poultry farms around the country. It also will be the first federal attempt to regulate these facilities through the Clean Water Act. The article continues at length. I'm not going to re-type it all. How does one copy a news release if he doesn't have a scanner? nwsailor

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