Water Well Debate Heats Up in Washington

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Water Well Debate Heats Up in Washington

January 25, 2008

OLYMPIA/People who drill wells for a living descended on the Washington State Capitol on Thursday. They're concerned that environmental groups want a moratorium on new water wells as a way to slow development.

Austin Jenkins explains.

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