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Who Can Use the Water?

Posted Tuesday, July 19, 2011

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Governor Kasich, in his first major split with fellow Republicans in the Ohio legislature, vetoed a bill Friday that would have restricted the amount of water companies could siphon from Lake Erie. The bill would have allowed corporations to remove five million gallons per day without a permit. Efforts to override the Governor's veto are underway. We'll talk about the legislation and efforts to preserve the Great Lakes Thursday at 9:00 on the Sound of Ideas.

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Environment, Government/Politics

Guests

Alan Johnson, Statehouse reporter, Columbus Dispatch
Kristy Meyer, Ohio Environmental Council, Director of Agricultural & Clean Water Programs
Brian Barger, partner, Brady Coyle and Schmidt in Toledo

Additional Information

The Great Lakes Basin Compact
2008 constitutional amendment that applies to water use

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