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What does the Lane County Watershed Bill of Rights Do?
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Why do we need this? Isn't Lane County's water some of the purest in the nation? Just look at the McKenzie River.
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What is a Watershed?
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What are Rights of Nature?
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Isn’t nature already protected by all our environmental laws?
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Do Rights of Nature laws stop all human activities and development?
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Why shouldn’t I trust the State to protect our watersheds?
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Isn't it kind of crazy to grant legal rights to nature? Aren't our laws supposed to be about people and protecting people's rights?
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Do we need the State and Federal Governments to change the laws, or can we create these laws through local democracy?
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Is Rights of Nature actually enacted anywhere? Is it really possible to enact laws recognizing rights of plants, animals, rivers and ecosystems?
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