.GOP push resolution to repeal POTUS Biden Clean Water Act rule
Congressional Republicans are trying to repeal the Biden administration's recently finalized definition of"waters of the United States" on the grounds that it creates regulatory uncertainty and is bad for business and property owners.
WOTUS defines which"navigable waters" are subject to federal regulation, which has extended beyond rivers and lakes to others bodies, including some kinds of ditches. The agencies got ahead of the pending ruling by finalizing WOTUS on Dec. 30, more than 100 House Republicans said in a letter sent to EPA and the Army last month.
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