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Federal roadless-rule repeal could threaten drinking-water supplies in Washington

A proposal to repeal the federal Roadless Rule is reported to threaten drinking-water supplies serving Everett and southern Snohomish County. The supplied report does not establish that a repeal has occurred.

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A policy change affecting protected forestlands could increase risks to a regional public-water supply.

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  1. Dunn: Repeal of Federal Roadless Rule would threaten drinking water supply for Everett, south Snohomish County ↗heraldnet.com · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 9:01 PM UTC

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