4/27/18 Letter, from DOI Principal Deputy Solicitor to EPA General Counsel, Re: Maine Water Quality Standards and Tribal Fishing Rights

Publication Date:
April 27, 2018
Topics:
Water Quality
Sustenance Issues
Jurisdiction & Tribal Sovereignty
4/27/18 Letter, from DOI Principal Deputy Solicitor to EPA General Counsel, Re: Maine Water Quality Standards and Tribal Fishing Rights4/27/18 Letter, from DOI Principal Deputy Solicitor to EPA General Counsel, Re: Maine Water Quality Standards and Tribal Fishing Rights

Summary

This letter states the views of the U.S. Department of the Interior regarding tribal fishing rights in Maine and the relationship between those rights and water quality.

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