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: Environmental Law in Washington State"Veto threat scuttles Oasis Bill"
By Paul Hirsch
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Capital Press Staff Writer MITCH LIES is reporting the Oasis bill is dead.Under threat of a veto, the Oregon Senate this week buried the Oasis Project and with it hopes of Eastern Oregon farmers to revitalize a farm economy suffering for lack of water. The action by Senate President Peter Courtney to stall a bill authorizing summer irrigation water withdrawals from the Columbia River came in the wake of a veto letter sent by Gov. Ted Kulongoski to the Salem Democrat.
Full post as published by Environmental Law in Washington State on July 05, 2007 (boomark / email).
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